Our portfolio spans a wide range of inflammatory and autoimmune conditions, including psoriasis, atopic, dermatitis, inflammatory bowel disease, rheumatoid arthritis, and neuroinflammation.

Every project is tailored to your therapeutic goals, supported by dedicated therapeutic area leads and an expert in vivo pharmacology team. We offer comprehensive in vivo profiling, including physiological measures such as temperature, alongside advanced biomarker analysis using MSD, qPCR and histology to deliver robust, decision-making data.


Microscopic histology image showing tissue structure used in inflammatory and autoimmune disease research, supporting biomarker analysis and in vivo pharmacology studies.

Acute Pharmacodynamic Models

In addition to the various inflammatory and autoimmune disease models, we also can design acute PD models to evaluate inflammation induced by diverse inflammatory agents.

Why Choose Sygnature Discovery for Inflammation and Immunology Support?

Sygnature Discovery offers state-of-the-art models that provide mechanistic insights, measure key biomarkers, and allow rapid evaluation of therapeutic candidates. By combining scientific rigor with a collaborative approach, we deliver reliable, translatable data that accelerates drug discovery and strengthens target validation.

Key Benefits

Integrated Expertise

Translational Expertise

Ethical Commitment

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