ADME Services

Advance pre-clinical drug discovery goals with the support of Corning Gentest Contract Research Services and put your organization on a rapid path to sound decision-making.

Take your ADME/Tox testing to completion.

Founded in 1992, we stand ready to become an extension of your ADME teamor your virtual ADME partnerto help strengthen your ability to meet your drug discovery and pre-clinical goals.

  • Full range of ADME/Tox services: To support your comprehensive ADME/Tox testing requirements, we offer the following services. Don’t see what you’re looking for? We can provide customized assays to meet your particular in vitro ADME needs.
    • Enzyme induction and inhibition, including cytochrome P450 (CYP) induction services using both cryopreserved and fresh human hepatocytes; cytochrome P450 inhibition services with high quality data analysis; and UGT inhibition studies
    • Permeability and transport, including screening and step-wise approach to drug-drug interaction assays using Solute Carrier (SLC) over-expressing Corning TransportoCells™; ABC transporter services to support your efflux transporter assay needs; and permeability studies
    • Reaction phenotyping studies to help identify enzyme-mediated pathways of elimina­tion for a compound
    • Rapid in vitro metabolic stability testing using several different enzyme sources
    • Rapid in vitro plasma protein binding testing, offering both ultrafiltration and equilibrium dialysis methods to determine % drug bound to plasma proteins
  • Experience: For more than 20 years, the Corning Gentest Contract Research team has been developing and conducting in vitro drug-drug interaction studies to support hundreds of pharmaceutical discovery and development programs.
  • Skilled Study Directors: Our scientists are experts in the areas of drug absorption, transporters, metabolism, induction, toxicity, and industry/regulatory guidance. We'll work with you to facilitate informed decisions.
  • Alignment with Regulatory Guidance: Study designs are continually updated to be aligned with current Regulatory Agency guidance. So you can be assured you’ll have the right data for submission to the FDA/EMA.
  • Quality Data: You can depend on our team for accurate, reproducible data and regulatory submission-ready reports.
  • Custom assay services: Corning has expertise in adapt­ing clients’ protocols to facilitate comparison with in-house databases of results. Customizations can include the choice of extracel­lular matrix, treatment media, positive control-inducing chemical/concentration, and delivery solvent, as well as many other client-specified adaptations.

 

ADME Services

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