a laboratory test of a new drug or a new invasive medical device on animal subjects; conducted to gather evidence justifying a clinical trial
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preclinical phase::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | preclinical test, preclinical trial |
| Type of | run, test, trial |
Examples of preclinical phase
preclinical phase
Additionally, researchers uncovered a preclinical phase of ASD in which the signs of delay are not easily detected with existing clinical tests.
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This allowed for an effective study of the preclinical phase of the disease, i.e. the period that precedes the manifestation of physical motor symptoms.
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Now, two studies in people with a genetic mutation that causes early-onset AD have shed light on changes in the CNS that accompany the preclinical phase of disease.
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The length of the arrows above represents the length of the detectable preclinical phase, from the time of detectability by the test to clinical detectability.
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This makes it very likely that compensation in the brain occurs during the preclinical phase, and that this compensation delays the clinical manifestation of Parkinson's disease.
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Based on these preclinical analyses, Shin and colleagues initiated a phase I chemoprevention trial.
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Services include preclinical studies and early stage, or phase one, clinical trials, as well as late-stage trails.
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The modified virus is now ready to be tested in preclinical animal models, and possibly in phase I human clinical trials.
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Shapiro and colleagues initially designed the phase I study to exploit preclinical results that suggested that sapacitabine and seliciclib worked together synergistically.
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