With the increasing aging population, studies on physiological changes and diseases associated with aging have steeply grown. This has led to the use of aging animal models. Rodents, particularly mice and rats, are commonly used in aging research to study longevity and age-related diseases due to their relatively short lifespan compared to humans. These studies help researchers understand the underlying molecular mechanisms of aging and develop potential interventions or treatments.
As a reliable biological company specializing in innovative solutions for longevity studies, CD BioSciences understands the critical role that rodent models play in unraveling the complex mechanisms of aging and evaluating potential anti-aging interventions. Our team of seasoned experts is dedicated to offering a diverse array of rodent models, empowering our clients to conduct new investigations into the biology of aging.
Mice have long been the workhorse of aging research. We take pride in our ability to provide customized mouse models that capture the aging process. From genetically engineered strains with accelerated or extended lifespans to dietary interventions that mimic caloric restriction, we help clients design mouse models meticulously to address various research questions.
While mice have dominated the aging research landscape, rats have also emerged as a valuable model system. Our team at CD BioSciences has developed extensive expertise in customizing rat models to study the complexities of age-related changes. Our customized rat models can be utilized to investigate the impact of aging on organ function, such as cardiovascular health, cognitive performance, and metabolic regulation.
CD BioSciences is committed to moving forward in aging research through our rodent model customization services. If you are interested in our services, please feel free to contact us or make an online inquiry.
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