Reproductive toxicology studies are conducted to assess the potential effects of drugs on reproductive performance and fertility.
At VIMTA, our Developmental and Reproductive Toxicology team is equipped with advanced technologies and the expertise to support a wide range of reproductive and developmental toxicology studies, including neonatal and juvenile animal studies. These studies are designed to evaluate the effects of small molecules and biologics on fertility, embryo-fetal development, prenatal and postnatal development, and maternal function. We also conduct studies to identify endocrine-disrupting properties, including the determination of serum hormone levels, estrous cycling, uterotrophic and Hershberger bioassays, uterine and vaginal histopathology, and cell staging.
