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Orthopedic disease models

Basic Information

　　The skeleton is an important tissue structure in the human body, providing support for the body's structure, protecting vital organs, and facilitating joint movement. There are various types of orthopedic diseases, including osteoporosis, arthritis, fractures, congenital bone disorders, etc., which have a significant impact on people's health and quality of life.
　　Preclinical models of orthopedic diseases are crucial for understanding the pathogenesis and discovering effective treatments. With years of experience in constructing and validating numerous animal models, Jennio can provide a variety of stable orthopedic disease animal models to assist customers in conducting research experiments in the field of orthopedic diseases.

Services we provide

　　1.Stable animal model (including but not limited to):
　　Rat Medial Meniscus Transection (MMT) model
　　Anterior Cruciate Ligament Transection (ACLT) model
　　Sodium Iodoacetate-induced Osteoarthritis (OA) model
　　Osteoporosis model
　　Fracture model

　　2.Professional detection system (including but not limited to):
　　Biomechanical testing
　　Clinical evaluation
　　Cytokine analysis
　　Histopathological evaluation
　　Weight monitoring
　　Gait analysis

Procedure of Services

Features

　　1.With years of experience in constructing animal models of orthopedic diseases, we can provide customers with stable animal models for in vivo efficacy research.

　　2.We have a professional team and a strict quality control management system，providing customers with professional, stable, and diverse in vivo efficacy testing and data analysis services.

　　3.We have a well-equipped testing platform that can meet various clinical indicator testing requirements.

　　4.We have an experienced preclinical research team that has collaborated with several well-known domestic pharmaceutical companies to complete early efficacy testing and drug clinical trial application services, providing strong support for customers' drug development.

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