Two Key Guidelines for the Assessment of Skin Irritation: OECD TG 404 and ISO 10993-23:2021In the biocompatibility assessment of c...
Genotoxicity Testing
Assessing the Genetic Safety of Substances at the Molecular Level
Genotoxicity testing is a component of non-clinical safety assessment, designed to evaluate whether a substance can damage genetic material such as DNA or chromosomes. These studies are essential for understanding the potential long-term risks of compounds, including mutagenicity and carcinogenicity potential.
Our laboratory conducts genotoxicity assessments within a robust scientific framework aligned with OECD Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) principles when applicable, ensuring data reliability, regulatory acceptance, and scientific integrity.
Data Integrity and Quality Assurance
Our laboratory maintains strict data integrity principles throughout all toxicology studies. All raw data, observations, and reports are securely documented, reviewed, and archived under a comprehensive quality management system to ensure full traceability and regulatory compliance.
Scientific Integrity and Quality Assurance
All genotoxicity studies are conducted under strict scientific control with validated methods and comprehensive documentation. Data integrity, reproducibility, and transparency are maintained throughout the entire study lifecycle, from protocol design to final reporting.
From Repeated-Dose Toxicity to Carcinogenicity: Long-Term Safety Assessment Using OECD Test Guidelines 407, 408, 452, and 453Under...
OECD Guidelines for Acute Inhalation Toxicity: The Right Testing Strategy Using TG 403, TG 433, and TG 436The respiratory tract is...