Advancing NAMs for Skin and Respiratory Sensitization Testing
Powered by genomics and machine learning technology, SenzaGen’s GARD assays offer new opportunities in skin and respiratory sensitization testing: broadening applicability to challenging samples and enabling skin sensitization potency assessment.
Choosing the right testing strategy for skin sensitization:
- Define your testing objective.
- Characterize the test substance.
- Select assays aligned to your objectives and the AOP KEs.
- Consider applicability domains.
- Use GARD to extend applicability and create a coherent, weight‑of‑evidence package where needed.
Top reasons customers test with us: Scientific expertise and personal support
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+25 years of in vitro science expertise
Specialized in difficult-to-test samples
Personal support throughout your project
GLP compliant laboratory
SenzaGen meets the GLP requirements set by the OECD.
GLP stands for Good Laboratory Practice and is a quality system of requirements and principles to assure the quality of non-clinical safety studies. What constitutes GLP is defined by the OECD for use as a global standard requirement to ensure high-quality and reliable results for product filings and regulatory approval.
Swedac, the Swedish national accreditation body, is the authority that has determined that SenzaGen’s lab meets the GLP requirements.
Benefits of GLP
- Traceability of study data
- Compliant archiving of study documents
- Compliance with regulatory requirements
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