The links on this page point you to a wide range of services and programs that will help you translate scientific discoveries into novel ways to maintain and improve human and animal health. They are directed to resources both inside and outside the Center for Clinical Translational Research. This page is maintained by the Center for Clinical Translational Research and the Research Office of the College of Veterinary Medicine. Please contact Erin Lane (765-496-3487; lane35@purdue.edu) for omissions, suggestions, mistakes and missing links.
Frequently updated quick reference guide to research websites within and outside Purdue University
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Frequently updated quick reference guide to websites from research funding sources
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Find out whether the Center for Clinical Translational Research can point you in the right direction
CTSI and Purdue core laboratories that can assist you with your animal studies
The Pre-Clinical Research Laboratory can help you with budgets, PACUC approval, coordination, planning and execution of your pre-clinical animal studies
The Donald J. McCrosky Equine Sports Medicine Center can help you with budgets, PACUC approval, coordination, planning and execution of pre-clinical and clinical studies in equine health.
Purdue's resources for In vivo drug metabolism studies in multiple animal species
The Histology Research Laboratory can assist you with all your necropsy and histology needs; assistance with budget preparation and consultation on slide interpretation is available.
The digital imaging group of the Histology Research Laboratory can scan your research and teaching slides
The Veterinary Clinical Trial support service can help you with budget preparation, PACUC approval, technical support, coordination, planning and execution of your clinical animal studies
The Veterinary Clinical Trial support service can assist with patient recruitment for clinical animal studies
The Veterinary Clinical Trial support service can assist you with collection and archiving of animal biospecimens
REDCap is a secure web-based collection and management tool for clinical research and research administration.
Consultation regarding regulatory requirements for approval of your drug, device or biologic
How do I implement and/or commercialize my newly developed test article?
Email Thomas Sors at tsors@purdue.edu to contact CTSI-Purdue for assistance
Maybe the Research Office of the College of Veterinary Medicine can help you
