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Veterinary Clinical Trials

Comparative Animal Core provides a platform for preclinical and translational research and training

The Comparative Animal Core (CAC) provides an integrated platform for preclinical and translational research and training for studies involving animals with natural disease. The CAC is made up of two major components: the Animal Tissue Biorepository and the Clinical Trials Office.

The Animal Tissue Biorepository collects and stores tissue specimens from diseased animals and data warehouse on disease diagnosis, pathology, treatments, and other clinical outcomes.

To request tissue from the Biospecimen Repository, please follow the Tissue Request Guidelines. Requests for tissue from outside the College of Veterinary Medicine must submit an outside tissue request form.

Internal (Ohio State University)

If you are located here on campus please use this form, save and then submit a request for service (blue button below). You will need to login with your osu username (lastname.#). Upload this filled out form to your request.

Internal request form

Outside of Ohio State University

If you are requesting tissue and are located outside the Ohio State University please use this form.

Outside tissue request form

Questions regarding tissue requests may be directed to:

Holly Borghese, DVM
Tissue Bank
1925 Coffey Road
Room 213
Columbus, OH 43210
614-247-2044
borghese.19@osu.edu

The Clinical Trials Office (CTO) provides assistance in the design, execution, and evaluation of veterinary clinical trials of client owned animals. The CTO facilitates the conduct of such studies through input into clinical trial design, networking with regional veterinarians to ensure timely enrollment, assistance in collection and coordination of data, and establishment of standard operating procedures.

If you would like to request a service please click on the Request A Service Button below.

For more information contact Dr. Cheryl London, DVM, PhD.

Request a Service

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