Preclinical research is an important part of drug development and testing. It involves conducting tests on animals to determine whether a drug is safe for human use. The results of these tests are crucial to moving forward with preclinical research and working with the FDA.

The CRO has expertise in this area and can help you speed up your project. Working with a CRO can help you save time and money. A CRO will work with experts in different fields, ensuring that your drug is tested in the most appropriate animal models.

The CRO will ensure that data from all tests is thoroughly documented, and they will provide clear information on drug toxicity and efficacy. This helps make the entire drug discovery process easier.

The CRO industry is growing quickly. It has the potential to cut costs for pharmaceutical companies while helping them get in the market faster. Contract research organizations initially specialized in medical device and drug development, but have evolved over the past decade. Today, many of these organizations handle everything from drug discovery to clinical trials to drug manufacturing and marketing.

A CRO also provides quality clinical trial services, including monitoring, consultations, registrations, and more. A CRO will handle routine execution and planning for the trial and manage any technical aspects. It is responsible for the technical aspects of data collection and testing, and will manage and process any gaps that may occur during the study.