preclinical studies

How is Efficacy Measured in Preclinical Cancer Studies?

Efficacy is typically assessed by measuring the ability of a treatment to inhibit tumor growth or kill cancer cells. Common metrics include:
Reduction in Tumor Size: Measured using imaging techniques or calipers in animal models.
Cell Viability Assays: In vitro tests like MTT or ATP assays to measure cell survival.
Biomarker Analysis: Assessing levels of specific biomarkers that indicate treatment response.

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