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Wearable Device Developed for Real-Time Drug Efficacy Monitoring in Mice

  • Writer: Toxsight
    Toxsight
  • Oct 25, 2023
  • 1 min read



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Sacramento, California – Toxsight is proud to announce another groundbreaking development in the field of preclinical drug testing. We have successfully created a wearable device for mice, enabling researchers to monitor cellular responses to drugs with unparalleled precision and real-time data tracking.

Traditionally, drug testing in animal models has been resource-intensive, requiring a large number of test subjects and limited ability to track individual responses over time. However, our innovative wearable device is set to transform the landscape of preclinical research. When placed around a tumor xenograft or other specific areas of interest, this device offers an adaptable and highly effective means of evaluating how drugs impact cell activities.

Key Features of Our Wearable Device for Mice:


Real-Time Monitoring: The device allows researchers to monitor the effect of drugs on cellular responses in real time, providing invaluable insights into drug efficacy and mechanisms of action. Individual Animal Tracking: Researchers can now track the responses of individual animals throughout the course of a treatment, enabling a more comprehensive understanding of the treatment's impact. Enhanced Resource Efficiency: This technology can significantly reduce the number of mice required for drug testing, optimizing research resources and ethical considerations. Reusability: Mice that do not respond to a particular treatment can be efficiently repurposed for subsequent experiments, further reducing animal usage and minimizing the ethical footprint.


This innovation is poised to have a profound impact on the pharmaceutical industry, academic research, and other fields requiring preclinical drug testing. By offering a more humane, cost-effective, and data-rich approach, our wearable device for mice stands at the forefront of a new era in biomedical research.

 
 
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