Suitability tests for bioassay are often confusing. In this blog, we discuss the two types of suitability tests: System suitability tests and Sample suitability tests. The blog is deliberately... read more →
What do ISS & ISE mean? ISS & ISE stand for integrated summary of safety and integrated summary of effectiveness, respectively. These are not merely summaries, as the... read more →
In our previous blog on survival analysis, we touched on some of the characteristics of survival data and various fundamental methods for analysing such data, focusing solely on non-parametric methods... read more →
LD50 assays and challenge assays both measure the time to an event, often death, for each animal. However the standard statistical approach to the analysis of the data treats... read more →
It often happens that the precision required from a relative potency (RP) bioassay cannot be achieved using a single plate. In this situation the usual approach is to repeat... read more →