NemoClinics is an academic platform applying new effective methodologies to characterize mouse models in vivo at birth.
Newborn mice phenotyping
We have developed a novel phenotyping platform for newborn mice. This platform allows high-throughput screening tests able to characterize genetically engineered rodent models. Picture: non invasive cardio-respiratory monitoring for mice pups.
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NemoClinics operations are conducted at Robert Debré Pediatric Hospital in Paris, in a laboratory of the French National Institute of Health and Medical Research (Inserm) and Université Paris Cité.
We have developed novel devices for newborn mice allowing high-throughput screening tests for genetically engineered rodent models
NemoClinics supplies a comprehensive in vivo screening methodology for new candidate drugs and paediatric indications
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Director: Boris Matrot
Scientific advisor: Nelina Ramanantsoa
Technical specialist: Thomas Bourgeois
NemoClinics – Inserm UMR1141
Hôpital Robert Debré
48 Bd Sérurier
75019 Paris
France
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