Resources

12
Jul

Immunogenicity series: Evaluating and managing immunogenicity for vaccines

Immunogenicity SeriesPart 4 - Evaluating and managing immunogenicity for vaccinesImmunogenicity is crucial in vaccine development, it represents the capacity of a substance, such as a vaccine, to elicit an immune response. This reaction can be beneficial, providing protection against diseases, or detrimental, resulting in adverse effects. In vaccine development, the goal is to trigger on-target immunogenicity to activate the immune
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8
Jul

A unique human skin model to study subcutaneous injections

HypoSkin®, an ex vivo human skin model to predict toxicity & efficacy of subcutaneous drugs Recent advancements in subcutaneous injection testing have brought about significant improvements in drug delivery and patient experience. These advancements include the development of innovative injection devices and formulations that enhance the ease and comfort of subcutaneous drug administration. Market trends also indicate a growing demand
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2
Jul

PROTOCOL – Subcutaneous injection

ProtocolSubcutaneous InjectionPlease fill in the form below to access the protocol. Need more info? Please contact us! Contact us
2
Jul

PROTOCOL – Intradermal injection

ProtocolIntradermal InjectionPlease fill in the form below to access our poster. After submitting this form, you will receive an email containing the link to access our poster. Need more info? Please contact us! Contact us
28
Jun

APPLICATION NOTE – HypoSkin® services

HypoSkin services combine an ex vivo skin platform with new generation transcriptomic, cytokine analysis and bioinformatics to support your R&D with human insights.

26
Jun

Understanding neurogenic inflammation

Understanding Pain & Neurogenic InflammationCan our understanding of pain and neurogenic inflammation help in predicting and managing injection-related pain?Nociception, the neural processes of encoding and processing noxious stimuli, and the sensation of pain are initiated by extreme pressures, temperatures, toxic substances, and inflammatory mediators capable of causing tissue injury. These strong stimuli are recognized by specific nerve cells in the
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