BIP! Finder - Alternatives for skin sensitisation: Hazard identification and potency categorisation: Report from an EPAA/CEFIC LRI/Cosmetics Europe cross sector workshop, ECHA Helsinki, April 23rd and 24th 2015

2015 • Alternatives for skin sensitisation: Hazard identification and potency categorisation: Report from an EPAA/CEFIC LRI/Cosmetics Europe cross sector workshop, ECHA Helsinki, April 23rd and 24th 2015

Authors: Dirk Petersohn; Takao Ashikaga; Irene Manou; Annette Mehling; Bruno Hubesch; David A. Basketter; Robert Landsiedel; Andrew Worth; Laura H. Rossi; Silvia Teissier; Emiel Rorije; Joop de Knecht; Silvia Casati; Joanna Jaworska; W. Steiling

Venue: Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology

Type: Publication

Abstract: In the two years since the last workshop report, the environment surrounding the prediction of skin sensitisation hazards has experienced major change. Validated non-animal tests are now OECD Test Guidelines. Accordingly, the recent cross sector workshop focused on how to use in vitro data for regulatory decision-making. After a review of general approaches and six case studies, there was broad consensus that a simple, transparent stepwise process involving non-animal methods was an opportunity waiting to be seized. There was also strong feelin... (read more)

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Topics: Risk analysis (engineering) Operations research Toxicology

DOI: 10.1016/j.yrtph.2015.10.005

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