Customized in vitro models for different applications are able to mimic the effects of drugs through biological models and absorption studies to preliminarily evaluate product, ingredient or formulation before proceeding with the next step evaluation (e.g., clinical trial).In vitro methods are less expensive, faster, and offer better control of experimental variables than human or animal studies, so they can be easily exploited as a screening, ranking, or categorizing tool.Read this infographic to explore the different paths that in vitro models offer to product development and more.Discover more about Mérieux NutriSciences’ in vitro approach hereSponsored by: About Mérieux NutriSciences: a leading international network of accredited testing and consulting laboratories with locations in over 20. Mérieux NutriSciences is dedicated to protecting consumers’ health throughout the world, by delivering a wide range of test and consultancy services to the food and nutrition industries.
October 26, 2021
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Customized in vitro models for different applications are able to mimic the effects of drugs through biological models and absorption studies to preliminarily evaluate product, ingredient or formulation before proceeding with the next step evaluation (e.g., clinical trial).
In vitro methods are less expensive, faster, and offer better control of experimental variables than human or animal studies, so they can be easily exploited as a screening, ranking, or categorizing tool.
Read this infographic to explore the different paths that in vitro models offer to product development and more.
Sponsored by:
About Mérieux NutriSciences: a leading international network of accredited testing and consulting laboratories with locations in over 20. Mérieux NutriSciences is dedicated to protecting consumers’ health throughout the world, by delivering a wide range of test and consultancy services to the food and nutrition industries.
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