VivoArchitect

In Vivo preclinical services
for aging research

Trusted in vivo expertise to support breakthrough aging research

Our Purpose

What We Do

VivoArchitect is a preclinical Contract Research Organization (CRO) specialized in aging, healthspan and lifespan research. We provide biotech and pharmaceutical companies with high-quality, validated in vivo models, including rodents and killifish, to accelerate drug development and translational research.

Mission

To facilitate translational research by bridging early-stage discoveries and real-world applications with our evolving in vivo platform, which specializes in age-associated diseases.

Vision

We ensure projects meet the highest scientific quality and integrity. We provide continuous support by partnering closely with clients.

Goal

To create meaningful solutions to human and animals health challenges, prioritizing impact over profitability.

Our values

Ethical Responsibility

Scientific Excellence

Collaboration & Transparency

Confidentiality

Innovation & Impact

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Our services

CONSULTING & EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN

We help you plan your research from the ground up, ensuring everything is ready to move forward.

IN VIVO PRECLINICAL MODELS

We provide validated animal models of wild-type C57BL/6J and HET3 mice, and killifish for aging research, being flexible in experimental designs and offering cost-efficient options for long-term studies.

RESEARCH IN VIVO SERVICES

We conduct in vivo procedures for preclinical studies—treatments, aging assessments, blood analysis, and behavioral tests—tailored to your research goals with precision and care.

DATA ANALYSIS & REPORTING

We turn raw data into clear, actionable insights through custom analysis, tailored reports, and a dedicated app, ensuring your results stay aligned with your goals through frequent communication and regular check-ins.

COMMUNICATION & MARKETING

We turn complex research into clear, engaging visuals—infographics, scientific illustrations, video abstracts, and impactful posters—to effectively communicate your science.