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Author name: emma.scrafton

Hi, I'm Emma, and I work within the Marketing team at Lhasa Limited. I have a masters degree in Chemistry.

Veterinary medicines blog

Harnessing (Q)SAR models to control mutagenic impurities in veterinary medicinal products

Veterinary medicines are commonly used by veterinarians, farmers and pet owners to treat and prevent animal diseases. Like what is already in place for pharmaceutical products within ICH M7, a guideline is also available for veterinary medicinal products to ensure appropriate control of mutagenic impurities. The guideline provides a practical framework that is applicable to […]

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The best of both worlds: combining a defined approach and read-across to predict skin sensitisation potency

New approach methodologies (NAMs) are non-animal methods – including in chemico/in vitro assays and in silico predictions – which are increasingly being used to assess the safety of cosmetic ingredients and products. A next generation risk assessment (NGRA) framework for skin sensitisation has recently been developed, and case studies highlighting the role of NAMs, defined

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