Intraocular Pressure in African Green Monkeys and Comparison to Macaques
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Nonhuman primates (NHPs) serve as crucial models for ocular research due to their physiological similarities with humans. Our scientific poster explores intraocular pressure (IOP) in African green monkeys (AGM) and compares it to macaques, providing validated reference values and shedding light on potential differences between these species.
With increasing FDA recognition of constraints in macaque supply, understanding the utility of alternative test systems like AGMs becomes paramount for advancing preclinical safety assessments in ocular pharmaceuticals.
Our scientific poster provides invaluable insights into the utilization of AGMs and their comparison with macaques in ocular research. With validated reference values and comprehensive analyses, we offer a deeper understanding of intraocular pressure dynamics and their implications for drug development.
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At Virscio, we leverage cutting-edge research like this to drive innovation in preclinical studies. By unraveling key insights into ocular physiology and pharmacology, we pave the way for the development of safer and more effective treatments for ophthalmic conditions.
In this scientific poster, you will learn more about:
- Validated reference values and ranges for baseline intraocular pressure in African green monkeys.
- Insights into the influence of sedation and circadian rhythms on IOP in AGMs.
- Comparative analysis of IOP between AGMs and cynomolgus monkeys (macaques).
- Evaluation of the efficacy of topical prostaglandin analogs in lowering IOP.
- Practical implications for leveraging AGMs in preclinical ocular research and regulatory submissions.
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