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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Toxicol Pathol. 2016 May 27;44(6):789–809. doi: 10.1177/0192623316650052

Table 5.

Survey Responses about Incorporation of General Toxicity Endpoints on DART Studies

Fertility study Clinical Pathology Organ weights Histopathology

Yes aMaybe No Total Yes Maybe No Total Yes Maybe No Total
Male
Rodent # 6 21 10 37 29 7 3 39 16 18 4 38
% 16 57b 27 74 18 8 42 47 11

NHP # 5 11 6 22 14 6 4 24 11 6 6 23
% 23 50 27 58 25 17 48 26 26

Female
Rodent # 6 21 10 37 22 8 8 38 13 18 6 37
% 16 57 27 58 21 21 35 49 16

NHP # 5 11 7 23 12 7 5 24 10 6 7 23
% 22 48 30 50 29 21 44 26 30
EFD study Clinical Pathology Organ weights Histopathology

Yes Maybe No Total Yes Maybe No Total Yes Maybe No Total
Dam
Rodent # 5 22 10 37 8 15 15 38 7 22 8 37
% 14 60 27 21 40 40 19 60 22

NHP # 4 13 8 25 4 12 9 25 3 13 9 25
% 16 52 32 16 48 36 12 52 36

Fetus
Rodent # 1 9 25 35 4 10 24 38 2 17 17 36
% 3 26 71 11 26 63 6 47 47

NHP # 0 9 16 25 7 9 9 25 3 13 9 25
% 0 36 64 28 36 36 12 52 36
PPND study Clinical Pathology Organ weights Histopathology

Yes Maybe No Total Yes Maybe No Total Yes Maybe No Total
Dam
Rodent # 4 20 12 36 10 12 16 38 6 17 13 36
% 11 56 33 26 32 42 17 47 36

NHP # 7 14 5 26 6 8 12 26 2 14 10 26
% 27 54 19 23 31 46 8 54 39

Pup
Rodent # 2 13 19 34 7 15 16 38 7 19 10 36
% 6 38 56 18 40 42 19 53 28

NHP # 8 8 9 25 10 10 7 27 8 12 5 25
% 32 32 36 37 37 26 32 48 20
a

Maybe represents both “triggered by previous observations” & “potential consequences of pharmacological target modulation” (combining these was based on feedback from the respondents’ comments)

b

Bold denotes largest bucket for that category