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Key models for pain drug development

  Pain disorders are categorized into neurological and pathological classifications, and pain symptoms are classified into transient, acute and chronic pain.
  We have established a stable variety of pain models that are suitable for research and new drug evaluation of drugs for preclinical pain.
  If you have a project need and experience more of our professional services, please contact us.

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Disease area

Disease name

Model name

Animal species

  Pain disorder   

Inflammatory pain model

Formalin induced inflammatory pain model

mouse,rat

A complete Freund's adjuvant induced inflammatory pain model

rat

Induced inflammatory pain model of carrageenan

rat

Inflammatory pain model induced by kaolin

cat, dog

Angiotensin II (AngII) induces inflammatory pain in mice

mouse

Capsaicin induced inflammatory pain

rat

Joint pain model

Sodium iodoacetate (MIA) - induced pain model of osteoarthritis

mouse,rat

Induction of osteoarthritis pain model by meniscectomy+anterior 

cruciate ligament transection (DMM+ACLT)

rat

Meniscus resection (DMM) induced osteoarthritis pain model

rat

Osteoarthritis pain model induced by anterior 

cruciate ligament transection (ACLT)

rat

Meniscus fracture (MMT) induced osteoarthritis pain model

rat

Uric acid induced ankle pain model

 

Incision pain model

Surgical incision pain model

mouse,rat,dog, pig

Neuropathic pain model

Pain model induced by chronic constriction 

injury (CCI) of sciatic nerve

mouse,rat

Pain model induced by sciatic nerve injury (SNI)

rat

The rat model of diabetes induced by streptozotocin (STZ)

rat

Oxaliplatin induced neuropathic pain model in rats and mice

mouse

Tumor induced pain model

mouse


Case sharing

Formalin induced pain animal model



Animal model of tumor pain


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