Medelis, an oncology contract research organization, has published a free abstract, "Preclinical Trials: A Nuanced Approach to Get Into the Clinic Faster." In the abstract, Dr. Mike McGarry, a preclinical research scientist with 35 years of experience, discusses how oncology preclinical studies are commonly viewed as straightforward investigations run exclusively by researchers who operate without true integration with preclinical, regulatory and clinical teams. He describes a nuanced preclinical study process that hinges on a well-defined rodent model, quality data, and ongoing integration between the preclinical, regulatory and clinical teams.
Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) September 4, 2008 -- Medelis, Inc., an http://www.medelis.com [oncology contract research organization __title__ Contract research organization Medelis publishes preclinical research abstract] providing complete oncology clinical trial design, management and execution, today published a free new downloadable abstract, "http://www.medelis.com/preclinical-trial-abstract-release.html [Preclinical Trials: A Nuanced Approach to Get Into the Clinic Faster __title__ Oncology contract research organization publishes abstract for preclinical trials]," an interview with Mike McGarry, Ph.D.
Dr. McGarry, VP of http://www.medelis.com/mike-mcgarry.html [Preclinical Studies __title__ Dr. McGarry is VP of Preclinical Studies] at Medelis, is a preclinical research scientist with 35 years of experience generating high quality animal-based data. In the interview, he describes a nuanced preclinical study process that can help a Chief Medical Officer (CMO) get into the clinic faster. This approach hinges on a strategic, well-defined rodent model, quality data, and ongoing integration between the pre-clinical, regulatory and clinical teams.
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Dr. McGarry served as an IACUC member at both the Mayo Foundation and Arizona State University. While serving on the IACUC he helped numerous colleagues write and execute research protocols in a variety of species for experimental therapeutics, toxicology, pharmacokinetics, photodynamic therapy, immuno- and radiation-adjunct therapies, gene therapies, adoptive cell transfers and other leading edge technologies. He has himself worked with SCID-hu and nude immune deficient animals, many genetically altered (transgenic and knockout) and mutant mice in most common strains of mice. His experience extends to most other larger animal models routinely used in preclinical research.
The abstract is the third in Medelis' complimentary "Peer Perspectives in Oncology" Q&A series, which brings together respected researchers to discuss issues that face Chief Medical Officers today: rising costs, optimum patient accrual, targeted therapeutics, patient safety, FDA regulations, efficacy, budgets, and timelines.
"Peer Perspectives" abstracts are available for download on the http://www.medelis.com/oncology_abstracts.html [Medelis web site __title__ Oncology contract research organization providing CRO services for preclinical studies].
About Medelis, Inc.:
Medelis, Inc. is an oncology http://www.medelis.com/oncology_cro_services.html [contract research organization __title__ Oncology CRO providing preclinical research support, animal studies, selection of rodent model, and complete CRO services] providing a total solution for biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies seeking rapid drug development and approval. Medelis' medical founders, clinical trial management physicians and advisory board members, including Dan Von Hoff, James Gourzis, Howard Burris and Michael Gordon, are internationally-recognized oncology thought and opinion leaders who understand the future of personalized medicine and threshold of credibility trials. Offerings include strategic plans for regulatory approval from phase I through NDA and complete worldwide oncology clinical trial design, management and execution.
Medelis is privately-held and headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona with U.S. locations in Nashville, Phoenix and Reno.
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