Tag Archives: Plasma

06Feb/26

Chimpanzee Translational Medicine: What This Closest-Primate Model Still Teaches Us (and How Biospecimens Power Modern, Ethical Studies)

February 6, 2026Research Based on NHP (Non-human Primate)Breast Milk, Chimpanzee, Plasma, Urinebiolabs

Why chimpanzees still matter in translational medicine—despite major research restrictions Chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) sit at a unique intersection of biology and translational relevance. As our closest living relatives, they share deep similaritiesRead More…

05Jan/26

Why Baboons Matter in Translational Research: A Practical Guide to Models, Biospecimens, and Readouts

January 5, 2026Research Based on NHP (Non-human Primate)Antibody, Baboons, Marmoset Serum, Plasma, Whole Bloodbiolabs

When a program moves from “biology looks promising” to “we need evidence that will translate,” model choice becomes a strategy decision—not a checkbox. Among nonhuman primates (NHPs), baboons (genus Papio) occupy aRead More…

06Dec/25

Marmosets in Translational Research: Why This Small Primate Is Making a Big Impact

December 6, 2025Research Based on NHP (Non-human Primate)Bone Marrow, Marmoset Bone Marrow, Marmoset Plasma, Marmoset Serum, Marmoset Whole Blood, Marmosets, Plasma, Serum, Whole Bloodbiolabs

If you work at the edge of discovery—where mechanistic biology must survive contact with real physiology—you’ve probably felt the gap between “works in rodents” and “works in primates.” The common marmoset (CallithrixRead More…