Signed on for 10 years, firm will supply investigators with mouse models custom designed for their studies.

The National Institute of Environmental Health Services (NIEHS) awarded Caliper Life Sciences $7 million to provide its researchers with mouse models. The NIEHS focuses its research on the environment and its impact on human health and disease.


Under the 10-year contract, Xenogen Biosciences, the in vivo drug discovery services arm of Caliper Discovery Alliances & Services, will supply NIEHS investigators with genetically modified mouse models for research. Caliper will develop unique mouse models based on the specific needs.


The contract was reportedly given to Caliper through a competitive bid process. The company says that it has produced more than 9,000 unique mouse and rat models, some of which have been supplied to the NIEHS under a previous multiyear agreement.

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