preclinical white papers and articles

  1. How Preclinical And Nonclinical Studies Differ, And Where They Belong 1/11/2022

    Learn when should each term be used, and the appropriate timelines for preclinical and nonclinical studies within a drug development program.

  2. Analysis: Pharma's Path Ahead For COVID-19 R&D 12/17/2021

    Three pressing issues stand out and require the collaborative efforts of the biopharma industry to slow the pandemic, reduce deaths and hospitalizations, and return life to something resembles normality: understanding long COVID, growing the arsenal of anti-infectives and tackling virus variants.

  3. An Evolving Biologics Landscape And Driving Innovation And Opportunity 12/7/2021

    The biologics segment is expanding quickly, with respect to both the level of investment and number of new startups. Explore a more collaborative investment model, the development of novel devices and delivery technologies, and a natural evolution in the CDMO space.

  4. No Shortcuts: Two Pathways To Building A Future For Huntington's Disease Research 11/16/2021

    One of the tenets of clinical research is that findings often result in more questions than answers. For Huntington’s disease, the journey toward understanding and treatment continues to be a methodical one. Dr. Ole Isacson highlights two pathways to ongoing research for this rare disease.

  5. A Changing World In Gene Therapy Research: Exciting Opportunities For Medical Advancement And Biosafety Challenges 10/18/2021

    In this report, key developments are highlighted in the field with a focus on biosafety and provides guidance for performing risk assessments on the currently approved gene therapy products as well as the most utilized types of investigational products in clinical trials.

  6. Supporting Life Sciences From Startups To Commercialization 9/3/2021

    Sikich’s SuiteSuccess for Life Sciences, built on NetSuite, helps companies grow from pre-revenue to commercialization in a fast, painless manner that ensures compliance and allows users to focus on what they do best: developing new medicines for patients who need them.

  7. Physiological Functions Of The Amyloid Precursor Protein: A New Understanding 8/2/2021

    Found in many tissues, the amyloid precursor protein, or APP, is most widely known for its role in Alzheimer’s disease. To find out more about this protein, read the available blog post.

  8. 13 New Alzheimer's Genes Identified In Genome Sequencing Study 8/2/2021

    Recently, for the first time, researchers used a cutting-edge technique known as whole genome sequencing (WGS) to hunt for rare genomic variants associated with Alzheimer’s disease (AD), and they successfully identified 13 previously unknown Alzheimer’s genes. To find out more about these genes, read the available blog post.

  9. Study Reveals How Humans Develop Larger Brains Than Other Apes 8/2/2021

    Researchers at the Medical Research Council (MRC) Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, United Kingdom, recently grew and studied miniature brain organoids to mimic the early brain development of humans, gorillas, and chimpanzees. Read the available blog post to find out more information.

  10. Gene Expression In Some Fresh Brain Tissue Shown To Increase Activity After Death 8/2/2021

    Recent research from the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) reveals that some cells – brain cells, specifically – might even increase their activity after death and grow at an astonishing rate. To find out more about this research, read the available blog post.