A behavioral pain model panel run as a parallel screen

Get your analgesic fingerprint across five pain areas

When profiling lead compounds in your discovery programs, you should consider ALGOGramTM, a unique in vivo screening tool that provides a rapid and cost-effective method for simultaneously exploring analgesic activity across 10 fully validated pain models / tests in 5 different pain areas:

– Acute & tonic pain
– Inflammatory pain
– Neuropathic pain
– Postoperative pain
– Visceral pain

Information on behavioral toxicity is also provided using the modified Irwin grid.

The simple-to-view plots can provide valuable information regarding the next steps in the development process, whether your R&D programs target pain directly or they simply share features common to established pain mechanisms.

Since its inception, nearly 400 test articles have been profiled with ALGOGramTM.

Within only 3 weeks, ALGOGramTM provides a user-friendly pharmacological profile, an “analgesic fingerprint” that facilitates your crucial “GO / NO GO” decisions.

Utilize 18 Years of Data and AI to Create Standardized Efficacy Profiles for Novel Compounds

11 assays seamlessly orchestrated during a 2 week experimental phase!

  • Small group size (n=4)
  • Single time point
  • Single dose
  • Single administration
  • Reliance on historical database for vehicle and positive control

PROOF OF EFFICACY OF YOUR DRUG IN JUST 2 STEPS!

1- ALGOGram™ gives you the analgesic profile of your test articles by detecting efficacy in a given pain area, guiding you in your “GO / NO GO” decisions.

2- The analgesic fingerprint provided by ALGOGram™ can be confirmed and fine-tuned in fully powered studies as a follow-up to the initial screening step.

ALGOGram™ by the numbers

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… A success story since 2013!

ALGOGram™ Brochure

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ALGOGram™ Standards of care

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Krstenansky et al., 2023

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Figueroa et al., 2022

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Poster #146.04, SFN congress 2016

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Poster #285, IASP congress 2016

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Poster #705.02, SFN congress 2015

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