Agno Pharmaceuticals is a CDMO that specializes in the development and manufacturing of complex dosage forms. Based in the United States, they function as a partner supporting the preclinical stage through GLP-compliant investigational drug product and API supply. This article introduces the characteristics of Agno Pharmaceuticals' non-clinical testing.
Agno Pharmaceuticals isAble to rapidly manufacture API and intermediate batches that comply with GLP (Good Laboratory Practice) required for non-clinical studies.This is a significant strength. We optimize synthesis routes and develop processes from the early stages, carrying out manufacturing design with scale-up in mind. We can ensure quality and reproducibility not limited to supplying test samples, but with future clinical trials and commercial production transitions in view. Manufacturing and record-keeping comply with GLP requirements under our quality assurance system, providing high reliability for regulatory compliance and a solid foundation for smooth preclinical studies.
We support the development and supply of test articles used in GLP toxicity studies, playing a crucial role in the preclinical stage.Rather than simply providing the active pharmaceutical ingredient, we design and optimize it into a dosage form suitable for the actual route of administration and test conditions.We prepare materials for use in in vivo and in vitro testing. We can handle both sterile and non-sterile preparations, and utilize formulation technology to address challenges such as solubility and stability. We also support complex drug delivery technologies like nanoparticles and sustained-release formulations, and can flexibly handle projects involving poorly soluble or highly potent compounds. Supplies are produced and quality-controlled in accordance with GLP requirements, ensuring high regulatory compliance and providing a foundation for the accuracy and reproducibility of toxicity studies.
Consistent support from prototype formulation design to scale-up for preclinical testingWhat we can do is also one of our strengths. In the early stages, we design an appropriate dosage form based on the properties of the active ingredient, the route of administration, and the purpose of the study, and use formulation technology to address challenges such as solubility and stability. We then develop the formulated prototype not just as a test sample, but into a process design that considers clinical trials and future commercial production. This allows for risk reduction during scale-up and ensures reproducibility. By systematically verifying manufacturing conditions and quality characteristics, we achieve both development efficiency and consistent quality, supporting a smooth transition from preclinical to clinical development.
possessing diverse drug delivery technologies such as nanoparticulation, emulsification, gelation, hot-melt extrusion, and nanonillingWe can also handle difficult-to-handle substances such as poorly soluble compounds and highly potent active pharmaceutical ingredients (HPAPIs). We prepare candidate compounds that are difficult to evaluate with conventional methods for non-clinical testing through appropriate dosage form design. We also provide analytical services such as method development and validation, and stability testing (in compliance with ICH guidelines), ensuring both quality evaluation and data reliability. Our integrated technical platform allows for flexible responses to complex formulations and tests under special conditions.
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| Address | 3894 Courtney St, Bethlehem, PA 18017, USA |
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| Tel | +1-610-861-4701 |
| Website | https://agnopharma.com/ |
In non-clinical development, the choice of contract research organization shapes the quality of the data and the time it takes to reach the next decision. Below, three CROs are introduced by the type of study they support: pharmacology (efficacy) studies, safety studies, and pharmacokinetic (PK/PD) studies. Each summary describes the services the company offers so that you can match a provider to your target and development objective.
SMC Laboratories is a specialized non-clinical CRO focused on in vivo pharmacology and efficacy studies using disease-relevant animal models, particularly in fibrosis, inflammation, metabolic diseases, and oncology.
SMC Laboratories offers models covering the liver, lung, kidney, intestine, and oncology. Its portfolio includes the proprietary STAM™ model for MASH, fibrosis, and hepatocellular carcinoma.
Study plans are developed around the target biology, mechanism of action, disease stage, and development objective. Pharmacological endpoints can be combined with histopathology, biomarkers, and disease-specific readouts.
With experience from more than 1,000 studies for clients in 30 countries, SMC Laboratories supports programs from target validation and candidate selection through in vivo proof-of-concept studies.
Charles River provides non-clinical toxicology and safety assessment services for programs ranging from exploratory safety studies to IND-enabling development.
Services include single- and repeat-dose toxicology, dose-range finding, and general toxicology studies across multiple species and administration routes.
Charles River supports both non-GLP and GLP studies, allowing sponsors to progress from early safety characterization to studies intended for regulatory submissions.
Toxicology studies can be integrated with toxicokinetics, clinical pathology, histopathology, and safety pharmacology to support interpretation and IND-enabling safety packages.
Inotiv provides integrated PK/PD, DMPK, and bioanalytical services to characterize drug exposure and its relationship with pharmacological response.
PK studies characterize exposure, half-life, clearance, and other pharmacokinetic parameters needed to understand how a candidate behaves in the selected model.
Pharmacokinetic data can be combined with pharmacodynamic endpoints and bioanalysis to evaluate the relationship between drug exposure and pharmacological response.
Integrated DMPK, pharmacology, and safety information supports candidate comparison, dose selection, dosing-frequency optimization, and decisions about subsequent preclinical development.