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Preclinical Research Translation

Meaning

Preclinical Research Translation is the critical process of systematically evaluating findings from in vitro (cell culture) and in vivo (animal model) studies and adapting the underlying molecular mechanisms for safe and effective application in human clinical protocols. This translation requires rigorous assessment of dosage, bioavailability, toxicity profiles, and the specific human physiological relevance of the preclinical observations before patient use. It serves as the necessary bridge that moves novel longevity and hormonal concepts from the laboratory bench to the patient’s personalized treatment plan.