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 trial::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | preclinical phase, preclinical test |
| Type of | run, test, trial |
Examples of preclinical trial
preclinical trial
They are also planning a preclinical trial to evaluate its chemopreventive efficacy by oral administration.
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These positive preclinical results led to the initiation of the current trial in humans.
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Based on these preclinical analyses, Shin and colleagues initiated a phase I chemoprevention trial.
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Yet the preclinical results were sufficiently compelling to accelerate the initiation of this trial.
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Much preclinical work remains before such a drug can be identified and brought to clinical trial.
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The challenge in any such bench-to-bedside translation is largely in using the limited pharmacological means available to replicate the preclinical conditions in a human clinical trial.
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Choosing the paths forward should be based on rigorous preclinical data, ideally coupled with small-scale adaptive trial designs that pick the winners quickly and efficiently.
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Imagine if a drug company tried to justify a clinical trial for a drug based on the thin gruel of preclinical and clinical studies of chelation that existed before TACT.
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Despite extensive preclinical investigation, identification of a clearly predictive biomarker for immediate evaluation in a phase I trial of a given drug is uncommon.
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In some trials, individuals who meet research criteria for preclinical AD will be told about their biomarker results so that they can make an informed decision about participation in the trial.
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