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Non-human primate models of metabolic disease

Tuesday, 21 June 2011 08:02 frontend
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Spontaneous diabetes

Diabetic nephropathy

Diet induced dyslipidemia

Non-Human Primate (NHP) models with spontaneously developed diabetes mirror every aspects of the human disease, including:

     - Obesity

    - Nephropathy

    - Hyperglycemia

    - Hyperinsulinemia

    - Dyslipidemia

    - Glucose intolerance

    - Reduced glucose disposition

    - Insulin resistance (Euglycemic &hyperinsulinemic clamp)

    - Insulin dependency at late stage

    - High-fat-induced dyslipidemia

Therefore, our in vivo pharmacology expertise in diabetic NHPs provide the highest level of confidence for the go/no go decision making in the drug discovery process. Such studies can not only provide deep biological insights into the pharmacological mechanisms of a drug, but also help to identify biomarkers important to clinical trial design (i.e. patient stratification and study rationale).

 

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