If you are looking to contract your inhalation toxicology study, Charles River can manage your entire inhalation testing program, as well as:
- Support the selection of drug formulation and delivery systems
- Assist in dosage estimation for animal studies
- Conduct special studies to demonstrate efficacy or pharmacotoxicity
Preclinical Inhalation Toxicology Study Types Offered
Since 1968, we have successfully conducted thousands of inhalation toxicology studies and offer the following study designs:
Inhalation Toxicology Study Types Offered
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Nose-only, oronasal and head-only |
Intranasal |
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Acute to chronic toxicity, plus carcinogenicity |
Immunologic sensitization via inhalation |
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Neonatal inhalation |
Reproductive inhalation |
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Anti-asthmatic efficacy |
Radiolabelled aerosol studies |
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Intratracheal |
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Ranging from acute to carcinogenicity, these inhalation toxicity study types utilize:
Global Facilities
Charles River has the largest inhalation toxicology facilities in the world. Our inhalation testing facilities are equipped with:
- Rodent inhalation dosing rooms, with adjacent husbandry space
- Dedicated sections for nonrodent studies
- Dosing suites with customized generation and exposure systems for delivery of test atmospheres
Expert Staff
Our scientific professionals have a deep understanding of inhalation toxicity testing program design and are led by a management team with an established reputation.
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Formulation Scientists – support all of our studies and have experience in micronizing and blending powder formulations
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Analytical Scientists – characterize inhaled compounds, including liquids, powders, vapors and gases
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In-House Experts – assist with customized generation and exposure systems
Contact Information
To inquire about contracting an inhalation toxicology study with us, please contact us at 1.877.CRIVER.1 or askcharlesriver@crl.com.
Related Inhalation Toxicology Information
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