EPS Corporation conducts non-clinical studies through its consolidated subsidiary, L.S.G. Corporation. Leveraging its extensive experience and IT capabilities, the research institute provides integrated support from testing to data management. With a reliability-focused research system, EPS Corporation supports clients in achieving high-quality development outcomes.
EPS Corporation is a contract research organization offering a wide range of non-clinical study services. Through its consolidated subsidiary, L.S.G. Corporation, EPS Corporation provides pharmacology and safety studies, among other non-clinical evaluations.
Its research facilities are designed to comply with GLP and other reliability standards, ensuring high-quality support for critical preclinical evaluation processes.
EPS Corporation offers system validation (CSV) support essential for pharmaceutical and medical device R&D to ensure data integrity in non-clinical studies. The company is also capable of supporting compliance with international regulations such as FDA 21 CFR Part 11, providing consulting aligned with global standards—including documentation for regulatory submission and operational design in accordance with GxP.
To enhance data management and reliability in non-clinical studies, EPS Corporation also focuses on IT system integration.
Based on its expertise in electronic records/electronic signatures (ER/ES), LIMS, and equipment integration, EPS provides comprehensive support from system implementation to full-scale operation. By reinforcing quality assurance frameworks through IT solutions, the company achieves both operational efficiency and data accuracy.
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| Address | Tsuruya Building, 2-23 Shimomiyabicho, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo |
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| Website | https://www.eps.co.jp/ja/ |
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.