Invertebrates, with their simple systems and short lifespans, allow easy genetic manipulation of their genomes and are ideal Models for Researching Glycobiology Diseases. At CD BioGlyco, we have established a specialized In Vivo Glycobiology Disease Model Screening platform covering a wide range of specific animal models. Here, we provide high-quality invertebrate model-based in vivo screening services to our clients.
To enhance the reproducibility when replicating the animal model, we keep in mind every aspect of the experiment, such as the animal species, the experimental environment, the sequence of operation of the researchers, etc., to ensure the consistency of the conditions of the subsequent experiments.
Here, the specific invertebrate-based in vivo screening services we provide to our clients include but are not limited to, the following.
Drosophila Melanogaster Model-based In Vivo Screening Service
Drosophila Melanogaster's short developmental time, high genome-wide similarity to humans, and ability to express any gene from a vertebrate in its cells and tissues make it a powerful model for large-scale in vivo glyco-gene screening experiments.
Caenorhabditis Elegans Model-based In Vivo Screening Service
The use of CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing technology allows precise manipulation of genes at the individual nucleotide level in Caenorhabditis Elegans. Therefore, Caenorhabditis Elegans is a more idealized model for screening glyco-genes.
Silkworm Model-based In Vivo Screening Service
Blood glucose regulation in silkworms is similar to that of vertebrates, and therefore, it is possible to screen for genes that regulate and suppress elevated glucose levels in diabetic patients using the silkworm model.
Bee Model-based In Vivo Screening Service
In bees, ribonucleases (aRNAses) provide gentle cleavage of phosphodiester bonds in RNA. Bee is a new experimental system for screening anti-RNA virus compounds.
Technology: Silkworm model
Journal: Scientific Reports
IF: 4.6
Published: 2016
Results: In this paper, the authors constructed an in vivo evaluation system based on silkworms to screen for substances that cause elevated blood glucose levels in organisms. The authors found that glucose levels in silkworms were significantly suppressed after adding an α-glucosidase inhibitor to a sucrose-containing food. The authors also used a sucrose-induced hyperglycemic silkworm model to screen for a lactic acid bacteria capable of inhibiting lymphatic glucose levels in silkworms. These results suggest that postprandial hyperglycemic silkworms induced by a diet containing sucrose are a useful model for evaluating chemicals and lactobacilli that inhibit elevated blood glucose levels.
Fig.1 Scheme for the preparation of samples of silkworm. (Matsumoto, et al., 2016)
CD BioGlyco is a professional glycobiology research company, providing professional and reliable glycobiology disease model development services to clients all over the world, Based on this, we have conducted thorough research on many types of animal models, covering both in vivo and in vitro glycobiology diseases screening. Please feel free to contact us if you are interested in our animal model development and disease screening services.
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