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What services are provided?
Services provided include:
The development of small and large animal models to evaluate the efficacy of new therapeutics, diagnostics and vaccines
Toxicology and immunogenicity testing for vaccine safety and immunogenicity as required prior to initial clinical evaluation
Toxicology and pharmacology testing of candidate therapeutic products for safety in small and large animals. This activity includes all such tests as are required to support clinical use and to meet Investigational New Drug filing.
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Available small animal models include:
Bacillus anthracis
, mouse
Bacillus anthracis,
rabbit
Burkholderia mallei
, mouse
Burkholderia, pseudomallei
, mouse
Francisella tularensis
, mouse
Francisella tularensis
, rat
Yersinia pestis
, mouse
Yersinia pestis
, rat
Where are the services provided?
Services are provided by multiple
contractors
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Judith A. Hewitt,
Chief, Biodefense Research Resources Section
Office of Biodefense Research Affairs, DMID
E-mail:
jhewitt@niaid.nih.gov
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Judith A. Hewitt,
Chief, Biodefense Research Resources Section
Office of Biodefense Research Affairs, DMID
E-mail:
jhewitt@niaid.nih.gov
Last Updated November 24, 2009
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