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At AmplifyBio we value the animals in our care as true research partners, treating them with compassion, respect, and gratitude at all times. We stay up to date on some of the technologies that will reduce and at times, replace in vivo methods and are committed to bringing those methods on as they are established. Notably, our recent expansion of in vitro characterization bioanalytics capabilities refines what we know about drug safety and function in real-time, often reducing the number of animal models needed.
At AmplifyBio we value the animals in our care as true research partners, treating them with compassion, respect, and gratitude at all times. We stay up to date on some of the technologies that will reduce and at times, replace in vivo methods and are committed to bringing those methods on as they are established. Notably, our recent expansion of in vitro characterization bioanalytics capabilities refines what we know about drug safety and function in real-time, often reducing the number of animal models needed.
AmplifyBio holds our commitment to animal welfare to the highest standard. Through trust as the foundation of our study partnerships for in vivo models, we meet the stringent expectations of regulatory agencies, and have continued to earn the following accreditations:
AmplifyBio implements an independent quality assurance unit to monitor all in vivo model production processes. Our team also integrates quality standards for GLP compliance (21 CFR Part 58), electronic records compliance (21 CFR Part 11), and has respected and experienced RQAP-GLP credentialed auditors for evaluation.
IACUC Board Compliance – AmplifyBio is consistently reviewing, inspecting and improving animal care and engagement through recommendations from our Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee made up of scientists, veterinary and other animal husbandry experts, quality and compliance representatives and a member not employed by or affiliated with AmplifyBio.
Talk with the AmplifyBio team about a partnership for your studies where the safety and quality of life for animals remains a top priority.
