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| We had an interesting and rewarding time at this year’s ICT live meeting, catching up with all our colleagues in the area of in vitro toxicology. Together with guest speaker Dr Marco Corvaro, Principal Toxicologist from Corteva Agriscience, we presented new data on agrochemical formulations, “difficult-to-test” substances and potency assessment. |
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| Dr Andy Forreryd of SenzaGen presenting new data on quantitative potency assessment of fragrance materials using GARDskin Dose-Response. |
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| Guest speaker Dr Marco Corvaro presenting the applicability domain of GARD®skin and GARD®potency for agrochemical formulations. |
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Recently, one of our customers in the chemicals industry used the GARD®skin assay for their difficult-to-test samples. The aim of the project was to develop additional data to strengthen their weight of evidence assessments, in order to have greater confidence in that their products are classified appropriately with regards to skin sensitization potential. This is further proof that GARDskin works for a wide variety of test chemicals, including UVCBs, surfactants and hydrophobic test items.
Read more about the broad applicability of the GARDskin method |
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| At both live and virtual events this fall, SenzaGen's Medical Device specialist and ISO expert Dr Rose-Marie Jenvert discusses new approaches to in vitro sensitization testing as part of the biological evaluation of medical devices, and the status of regulatory acceptance. Together with experts from VitroScreen, she also shares experiences from in vitro penetration, distribution and absorption studies for classification and safety assessment of substance-based medical devices (MDR, Rule 21). |
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