- Respiratory disease models/ efficacy studies
- Full service histopathology labs
- Molecular services
A specialized CRO devoted to your inhalation drug development success
Inhalation Sciences is a focused CRO devoted to your inhalation drug development success, offering preclinical research and development services to successfully develop orally inhaled and intra-nasal drug products. Developing respiratory therapies presents specific challenges that Inhalation Sciences has addressed with proprietary and unique approaches to de-risk clinical trials.
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1Efficacy studies/
Disease models
2Formulation
Small molecules
Biologics
- Excipient selection
- Characterization of attributes
- Formulation development
- Process development
- Analytical testing
- Stability studies
3PK studies
In vitro, ex vivo,
in vivo
- Aerosol characterization
- In vivo PK studies
- Ex vivo Isolated Perfused Lung studies
- In vitro dissolution tests – DissolvIt
- In vitro cell permeability studies
4Toxicology studies
GLP and non GLP
- General toxicology
- Acute inhalation toxicology
- Safety pharmacology
- Reprotoxicity
5Drug-device product
development/ Device
selection/ CMC data
- Combination product development
- Process development
- Device selection
- Scale up support
- Generation of all CMC data required
Instruments
PreciseInhale®, DissolvIt®, XposeALI®
- Preciselnhale aerosol generator
- In vivo modules
- DissolvIt dissolution method
- XposeALI cell exposure at Air- Liquid Interface
We’re the Inhalation Scientists.
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Our founder and CSO Per Gerde is a recognized world authority and Associate Professor of Inhalation Toxicology, Institute of Environmental Medicine, Karolinska Institutet. Our multi-disciplinary team has extensive Contract Research experience — which has fed directly into the Inhalation Research Services portfolio.
BREATHE NEW LIFE INTO INHALATION R&D.
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