Pharmacology
Early PK/PD insight to avoid late-stage surprises
Mosaic integrates translational pharmacology into biologics discovery to support informed translational decisions and efficient in vivo study design.
Our pharmacology capabilities ensure candidates enter animal studies with appropriate exposure hypotheses and fit-for-purpose analytical support in place.
By embedding pharmacology alongside discovery and engineering, we reduce iteration cycles during preclinical development. Early pharmacology studies often follow cell-based assays used to evaluate functional activity during biologics discovery.

PK/PD and Bioanalytical Assays
Fit-for-purpose qualified assays to quantify pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic responses. These assays often complement protein sciences and analytics studies used to characterize biologic candidates.
Fit-for-purpose ELISA and ligand-binding assay development
Qualification of commercial or custom assays
Sample extraction and bioanalytical analysis
Tissue-specific method qualification
Biomarker quantification assays
Cross-reactivity and interference assessment

Study Support
Integrated support for translational pharmacology study design and interpretation. These studies often build on candidates generated through antibody discovery and optimization programs.
PK/PD protocol design and dose rationale
Sample processing and bioanalysis
Data visualization and PK/PD modeling
Translational pharmacology recommendations
From Study Design to Insight
1. PK/PD study design and assay strategy
2. Assay development and qualification
3. Study execution and sample analysis
4. Data interpretation and recommendations
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