Antibody reproducibility: the importance to your research
The production of antibodies for use in research and development and in medicine has a long history. Although there is no doubt that the use of antibodies has made a significant contribution to our...
Bridging studies - Why do researchers switch rodent strains?
Selecting the right model and rodent strain for your oncology studies can maximize the chances of success. However, there is an ever-increasing portfolio of available models and strains that may...
Exploring the use of custom diets as a research tool
A strategic custom diet can serve as a vital research tool. This post will discuss how custom lab animal diets are fed for a defined purpose, such as nutrient control, inducing disease, or as a...
Standard lab animal diets vs. custom diets: exploring the key differences
Researchers today have a plethora of options to choose from when it comes to feeding laboratory animals. Let’s explore the differences between standard diets and custom laboratory animal diets.
5 easy ways to avoid antibody production mistakes
Creating highly productive cell lines requires a great level of care that starts with cell line development. Inotiv’s Rook Khajenouri and Richard Drucker understand the challenges customers face...
The good, the bad and the ugly effects, of dietary phytoestrogen in laboratory animal diets
Soybean meal, a common ingredient in laboratory animal diets, contains variable levels of phytoestrogens. These plant-derived compounds mimic the structure and function of estrogens in mammals and...
Understanding NASH: the 'silent' liver disease
The so-called “silent” liver disease of NASH ranks third for the leading causes of liver transplants and our global obesity epidemic has only increased the prevalence of NASH. Without an approved...
