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Drug Development Services
Washington Biotechnology, Inc. provides
comprehensive, flexible, cost-effective and speedy
in vivo and in vitro customized services.
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Since 1988, Washington Biotechnology, Inc. (WBI) has been developing economically priced In Vivo and In Vitro test information and custom products of the highest quality by combining technical expertise with professional project management to assure accuracy, timeliness and clear communications with our clients. As your Contract Research Organization (CRO) we offer many advantages including:
FAST START - We begin your Project promptly.
FOCUS - We assign a Project Manager focused on your specific needs, both technical and communication.
SPEEDY DELIVERY - We expedite shipment of your custom product, samples and/or report.
Our Services Include:
Drug and Vaccine Studies
Disease-specific Drug Screening Models In Vivo
- Arthritis - AIA, CIA
- Bacterial Infection - Antibiotic Treatments
- Viral Infection
- Cancer- Xenograft Models for Human Breast, Colon, Peripheral Blood, Lung, Lymph nodes, Skin, Pancreas, Prostate, Ovarian and Thyroid Cancer including orthotopic xenograft models and custom xenograft model development, MTD determination
- Diabetes
- Inflammation - Adjuvant, Topical Treatment, Cytokine Responses ( In Vivo & In Vitro) - CIA, AIA, CPE, LPS, WBA, Mouse Ear Edema, Air Pouch Model (APM) and Streptococcal Cell Wall (SCW) PG-PS 10S Rat Model
- EAE/Peptide Mouse Models for Multiple Sclerosis (MS)
- Asthma - Induced Asthma in Brown Norway Rat.
- Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)
- Pain
- Analgesic
Disease-specific Drug Screening In Vitro
Drug Development Services 
Support Services
- Cytokine analysis
- Necropsy
- Clinical chemistry
- Cell counts and differentials
- Histology
- Tissue culture
- Bacterial culture
Custom Antibodies
Registrations and Accreditations
- FDA - United States Food and Drug Administration
- USDA - United States Department of Agriculture
- OLAW - Office for Laboratory Animal Welfare (NIH)
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