3D Biology Based Metabolic Disease Drug Discovery and Development

As a biotechnology company, Creative Biolabs possesses years of experience and expertise, enabling it to offer comprehensive drug discovery and development services. We utilize 3D biology-based models for drug screening, efficacy assessment, and toxicology studies to aid our clients in identifying and developing safer and more effective drugs for metabolic diseases.

Current Status of Metabolic Disease Treatment

Human metabolism refers to the process of transformation and utilization of chemical substances within the body, including energy production and utilization, nutrient intake and metabolism, and hormone synthesis and regulation. Abnormalities in the metabolism of different substances (including metabolic disorders and metabolic overactivity) can lead to various types of metabolic diseases.

Metabolic diseases impose a considerable burden on individuals' health and society's economy. The treatment of these diseases often requires long-term medication, and the effectiveness of drug therapy is limited, with potential side effects and drug resistance issues. Therefore, there is an urgent need to develop more effective metabolic disease drugs to meet patients' treatment needs.

Current Status and Breakthroughs in Metabolic Disease Drug Development

Discovery of Therapeutic Targets for Metabolic Disease

This involves in-depth studies of metabolic pathways, hormone regulation, cell signaling, and other aspects. Therefore, using highly relevant biological models combined with high-throughput screening, genomics, proteomics, and other technological approaches to discover potential therapeutic targets will provide many new opportunities for drug development in metabolic diseases.

Challenges in Metabolic Disease Drug Development

Metabolic diseases are complex multifactorial disorders involving multiple targets and pathways, limiting the efficacy of single drugs. Additionally, consideration must be given to drug safety, pharmacokinetics, and drug interactions. As a result, selecting appropriate biological models to develop innovative drug strategies and ensure clinical safety is a current focus of research efforts.

3D Biological Model Advantages Based Metabolic Disease

• Simulates human metabolic disease characteristics.
• Enables more accurate evaluation of drug efficacy, toxicity, and metabolic features.
• Facilitates the identification of potential drug candidates.
• Helps identify and eliminate adverse drug reactions in advance.
• Reduces the risk of failure in subsequent clinical development stages.

Fig.1 Applications of organoids in metabolic research.1

Advantages of 3D Biology-Based Metabolic Disease Drug Discovery and Development Services at Creative Biolabs

Excellent Scientific Team

Our team possesses extensive knowledge, technical expertise, and innovative thinking.

Diverse 3D Biological Models

We offer a variety of 3D models, including 3D spheroid models, organoid models, 3D ex vivo tissue models, and more.

Customized Research Plans

We design optimal experimental strategies to ensure the best achievement of research objectives.

Comprehensive Drug Evaluation

Our services encompass drug efficacy assessment, toxicity evaluation, pharmacokinetics studies, and more.

Whether you require specific experimental services or comprehensive drug development support, Creative Biolabs can provide you with high-quality services and professional advice. Contact us now to accelerate your metabolic disease drug discovery and development projects!

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