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Equinosis is a pioneering veterinary diagnostic company based in Columbia, MO, specializing in advanced lameness care for horses through the use of their Equinosis Q with Lameness Locator system. This innovative platform utilizes non-invasive inertial sensors to accurately measure equine movement, providing veterinarians with precise data on lameness that is beyond the capabilities of the human eye. Backed by two decades of research at the University of Missouri, Equinosis offers a sophisticated tool that enables real-time analysis of a horse's movement, helping to identify biomechanical asymmetries associated with pain. Trusted by numerous veterinary practices and equine schools worldwide, the Equinosis Q is designed to enhance the quality of lameness evaluation and treatment for horses. Generated from the website

ENDOVAC Animal Health, located in Columbia, Missouri, has been a pioneer in animal health since its establishment in 1983 by the Sprouse family. The company specializes in manufacturing vaccines for livestock and companion animals, with a primary focus on beef and dairy cattle, while also developing product lines for equine and swine. Driven by a commitment to customer-centric integrity and animal welfare, ENDOVAC Animal Health continues to innovate and expand its product offerings, supported by a team of industry experts. With a state-of-the-art production facility opened in 2020 and ISO 9001:2015 certification achieved in 2021, the company is dedicated to maintaining high standards in quality management and customer satisfaction. Generated from the website

Sinclair Research Center is a biomedical research facility originally located on 543-acres in Columbia, Mo. Sinclair was formed in 1965 by the University of Missouri and was originally named the Sinclair Comparative Medical Research Farm. Its primary function was to provide laboratory animal research support for the University's Environmental Health Surveillance Center and the Environmental Trace Substance Research Center. Through the years, Sinclair's role expanded and became a resource for a wide variety of animal and human health related research and became deeply involved in the development and use of animal models. The private sector quickly realized the unique resource of Sinclair and dedicated professionals privatized Sinclair on March 1, 1994, as a successful contract research and animal production facility. The private corporation, Sinclair Research Center, continues its mission to serve the animal and human health industry and the pet food industry in its capacity of conducting high quality research and producing purpose-bred animals.