Table 1.
Speaker | Affiliation | Title | |
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Webinar 1 | Dr. Pilar Prieto | European Union Reference Laboratory for Alternatives to Animal Testing |
EURL ECVAM’s strategy to replace, reduce, and refine the use of animals in the assessment of acute mammalian systemic toxicity and an industry perspective |
Dr. Lawrence Milchak |
3M Company | ||
Webinar 2 | Dr. Stefan Schulz |
Helmholtz Center for Environmental Research |
High-throughput models and zebrafish embryos as alternatives to assess acute systemic toxicity |
Dr. Daniel Wilson |
The Dow Chemical Company |
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Webinar 3 | Dr. Michael Bolger |
Simulations Plus | Estimation of acute toxicity using in vitro to in vivo extrapolation; acute oral toxicity modeling |
Dr. Ann Detroyer |
L’Oréal | Acute oral toxicity modeling accounting for mechanism and toxicological mode of action |
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Webinar 4 | Dr. Anna Forsby | Stockholm University and Swedish Toxicology Sciences Research Center (Swetox) |
Neuronal specific modes of action of acute systemic toxicity |
Webinar 5 | Dr. Stephen Ferguson |
National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences |
Tox21 phase III: in vitro and in silico approaches to predict xenobiotic metabolism and toxicity potential |
Dr. Harvey Clewell |
The Hamner Institutes for Health Sciences |
Extrapolation of in vitro toxicity assay results to provide information regarding acute in vitro exposures |
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Webinar 6 | Mr. John Redden | U.S. EPA | How the U.S. EPA Pesticide Program uses inhalation toxicity studies |
Dr. Patrick Hayden | MatTek Corporation | Use of EpiAirway™ organotypic human airway models and assay methods for in vitro inhalation toxicology screening |
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Dr. Samuel Constant | Epithelix Sàrl | The use of human airway tissue-based assays (MucilAir™) for acute toxicity assessment |