Review on : A Systemic Review on Preclinical Experimental Studies

Review on : A Systemic Review on Preclinical Experimental Studies
Author(s):
Anshita.N.Pande, Dr.Vivek.Paithankar
Keywords:
experimental bias, invivo studies, Preclinical studies
Abstract
Preclinical studies using animals to study the potential of a therapeutic drug or strategy are important steps before translation to clinical trials. However, evidence has shown that poor quality in the design and conduct of these studies has not only impeded clinical translation but also led to significant waste of valuable research resources. It is clear that experimental biases are related to the poor quality seen with preclinical studies. In this chapter, we will focus on hypothesis testing type of preclinical studies and explain general concepts and principles in relation to the design of in vivo experiments, provide definitions of experimental biases and how to avoid them, and discuss major sources contributing to experimental biases and how to mitigate these sources. We will also explore the differences between confirmatory and exploratory studies, and discuss available guidelines on preclinical studies and how to use them. Preclinical testing is the link between drug discovery and availability to the patient. It takes at least 12–15 years for a drug to get from the lab to clinical use.
Article Details
Unique Paper ID: 157971 Publication Volume & Issue: Volume 9, Issue 8 Page(s): 348 - 355
Article Preview & Download

Share This Article

NCSEM 2024

National Conference on Sustainable Engineering and Management - 2024

Last Date: 15th March 2024

IJIRT.org enables door in research by providing high quality research articles in open access market.

Send us any query related to your research on editor@ijirt.org