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Capuchin monkeys are New World primates used in neuroscience, behavioral, and translational research. Alpha Genesis supports capuchin study engagements and supply for research clients, across North American and global development programs, at its AAALAC-accredited, USDA-licensed facilities.
Capuchin monkeys are used in research contexts that draw on their cognitive, motor, and behavioral characteristics, including neuroscience, motor-control, and selected translational programs. As New World primates, they provide a study population distinct from the Old World macaque species.
Alpha Genesis applies decades of NHP experience, spanning Old World and New World species, to its capuchin program, with the veterinary depth, behavioral management, and species-specific enrichment these cognitively complex primates require, because excellent welfare is fundamental to excellent science. Study support and supply are available to research clients, including for global development programs, with documented health records and scope confirmed during protocol review.
All engagements are subject to protocol qualification, IACUC approval, and applicable veterinary, regulatory, transportation, import/export, permitting, and animal-welfare requirements, and are available for research clients.
Academic and government investigators studying motor control, cognition, and behavior in a New World primate model.
Sponsors requiring a capuchin model for specific translational or mechanistic endpoints where the species is scientifically appropriate.
Grant-funded and institutional programs requiring capuchin access, veterinary oversight, and documented health status.
Organizations requiring health-screened capuchin supply or longer-term colony support, subject to availability and applicable requirements.
In-life study support for capuchin research programs. Scope and GLP/non-GLP designation depend on protocol design and facility qualification at time of engagement.
Supply of health-screened capuchin monkeys to research clients, with worldwide shipping and cross-border supply support available for multinational sponsors and full veterinary, regulatory, and import/export documentation.
Capuchin biospecimen collection via standard or custom sponsor protocols under veterinary oversight.
Compliance is expected; experienced primate care is the differentiator. For a cognitively complex New World species, that veterinary and behavioral depth is what protects animal wellbeing and the quality of capuchin study data.
An experienced NHP program with veterinary depth across Old World and New World species, supporting consistent care and study conduct.
Capuchin study support, supply, and biospecimens are available within a single program under consistent oversight.
Continuous veterinary monitoring and species-appropriate welfare practices, enrichment, social management, and behavioral care, protect animal wellbeing and data quality.
Compliance is the baseline; experienced primate care is the differentiator. AAALAC-accredited, USDA-licensed operations, OLAW-assured and backed by IACUC oversight, provide sponsor audit readiness and SOP-governed records.
Capuchin work can be coordinated with rodent and other NHP studies for programs spanning multiple models.
Early-stage consultation for sponsors designing programs that require a capuchin model, including feasibility and scope qualification.
Yes. Alpha Genesis supplies capuchin monkeys to qualified external research facilities in North America and worldwide, with full veterinary, regulatory, transportation, import/export, permitting, and animal-welfare documentation. Cross-border supply for multinational programs can be arranged. Contact us to confirm cohort requirements and timeline.
Tell us about your study objectives and timeline. Our scientific and veterinary teams can assess capuchin model fit, availability, and feasibility.
