Toxicity In Rodents, Dogs and Monkeys

BioDuro supports exploratory toxicology studies in rodents, dogs, and non-human primates to help discovery teams evaluate safety signals, understand compound liabilities, and make more informed candidate selection decisions during preclinical development.

Early Toxicology Support for Discovery Programs

Our toxicology and DMPK teams enable early safety assessment strategies designed to identify potential risks, characterize tolerability, and generate translational insights across small molecule and complex modality programs.

Exploratory Toxicology Studies

Discovery-stage toxicity studies supporting early safety evaluation, dose range finding, and compound selection across multiple species.

  • Rodent and non-rodent studies
  • Dose escalation support
  • Early tolerability assessment

Integrated DMPK & Toxicology Insight

Combined toxicology and pharmacokinetic evaluation helping teams better understand exposure, metabolism, and safety relationships during discovery.

  • PK/TK evaluation
  • Exposure-response assessment
  • Compound liability identification

Translational Safety Evaluation

Capabilities supporting interpretation of toxicology findings and progression decisions for preclinical programs.

  • Histopathology support
  • Clinical pathology analysis
  • Discovery-stage safety guidance

Rodent Toxicology Studies

Discovery-stage toxicity assessment supporting dose range finding and tolerability evaluation.

Dog & Non-Human Primate Studies

Non-rodent exploratory toxicology support for translational safety assessment.

Toxicokinetic (TK) Analysis

Exposure evaluation supporting interpretation of toxicology findings and safety margins.

Clinical Pathology & Histology

Pathology support helping teams evaluate compound-related biological effects during preclinical studies.

Download the DMPK Services Overview

Explore BioDuro’s DMPK and exploratory toxicology capabilities supporting ADME, pharmacokinetics, bioanalysis, and preclinical safety assessment across discovery programs.