History
- 1952 Founded in Nishitama District, Tokyo, Japan
- 1957 Authorized as a non-profit research organization under Ministry of Education, Japan
- 1962 Specific Pathogen Free (SPF) animal production facility was established in Nogawa, Kawasaki, Japan
- 1965 Animal production and supply department was spun off as CLEA Japan, Inc.
- 1966 Preclinical Research Laboratory was established
- 1969 Germ-free animal facility was established
- 1973 Bioscience Research Department was established
- 1976 Organized "The 2nd International Workshop on Nude Mice", Tokyo, Chairman T. Nomura
- 1979 Appointed as ICLAS Monitoring Center
- 1982 Embryological Engineering Laboratory was established
- 1985 Laboratory animal monitoring facilities completed
- 1987 Developmental Engineering Experiment Manual published
- 1988 High priority "Laboratory animal monitoring project" started
- 1991 From Six Mice: History of Central Institute for Experimental Animals published
- 1992 Laboratory Animal Cryopreservation Facilities completed
- 2001 Center for the Advancement of Health and Biosciences (CAHB) established as a nonprofit organization in the United States
- 2002 Global business development was initiated
- 2005 NOG mouse patent granted
- 2006 Tatsuji Nomura becomes Chairman of the Board of Directors of CIEA
- 2006 Organized "The 1st International Workshop on Humanized Mice", Tokyo, Chairman T. Nomura
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