
Inflammation Disease Models
MD Biosciences Mode of Action Assays
MD Biosciences performs efficacy studies for proof-of-concept as well as assays for early screening and profiling of drug candidates. If there is a model or assay that you don't see listed, please contact a representative to discuss a custom assay design.
| Assay Name | Species | Category | |
| Senerga® Mode of Action WP | mouse | in vivo | ![]() |
| Antigen Presenting Cell Activation (APC) | NA | in vitro | |
| Antigen Presenting Cell Presentation | NA | in vitro | |
| T cell activation | NA | in vitro | |
| T cell proliferation | NA | in vitro | |
| T cell cycle | NA | in vitro | |
| T cell apoptosis | NA | in vitro | |
| B cell activation | NA | in vitro |
= whitepaper, WP
Senerga® Mode of Action Platform
An in vivo murine model that allows for the dissection of the various steps that constitue an adaptive immune response. By dissecting this pathway, the mode of action of a compound can be determined. The platform can also be adapted to answer many other fundamental questions surrounding immunomodulation.
Central to all immune responses are the interactions of such cells as dendritic cells (DCs), T cells and B cells. In particular, the CD4+ T cell is central to many inflammatory diseases such as asthma, arthritis, IBD, and MS. It therefore follows that if we can examine the effect of a compound on the CD4+ T cell and also on DC and B cells, then we are able to observe the critical interactions that underlie the disease process of a number of diseases. Since an effective immunomodulator may act at some point along the DC, T and B cell pathway, we observe the efficacy of a potential immunomodulator and are able to choose the target disease(s) based on mode of action.
Custom assay designs are available. Please contact a representative to customize a Senerga Mode of Action Study for your requirements.
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