Shared space & equipment
Combine bench and vivarium access with shared in vivo and in vitro equipment, agreed around the work your team needs to perform.
Shared research facilities
Shared bench and vivarium space in Durham, North Carolina, with in vivo and in vitro equipment and MuriPhys researchers who can supplement your team.
U.S.-based in Durham, North Carolina.No foreign ties.
Space, scientific support and study services
Define the shared resources and scientific support your program needs.
If you are comparing animal housing or standalone vivarium rental, consider the whole research setup. MuriPhys combines space with shared in vivo and in vitro equipment and researchers who can work alongside your team. Carry out the work yourselves, add our scientists or ask us to execute an agreed workstream.
Combine bench and vivarium access with shared in vivo and in vitro equipment, agreed around the work your team needs to perform.
Supplement your own researchers with MuriPhys scientists and technical staff for hands-on capacity, specialist methods and continuity across the program.
Link laboratory assays, cell-based work, animal studies and sample collection with a defined MuriPhys contribution whenever your program needs it.


Bring your research program and define the resources around it. Combine shared laboratory and in vivo equipment with cell-culture, assay and in-life study support. Our researchers can supplement your team with specialist skills or carry out agreed parts of the program.
Animal work is planned through the applicable animal care and use process. Our AAALAC-accredited program, veterinary care and the 3Rs are part of the research environment.
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Tell us the research type, models, approximate space needs, preferred start, expected duration and the support you want. We will discuss feasibility and define an arrangement for the work.
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