Toxys will immediately commercialize and develop further the in vitro reporter technology for mechanistic toxicity testing to improve the human safety assessment of novel medicines, chemicals and cosmetic ingredients.
LEIDEN, The Netherlands, January 28, 2021 / B3C newswire / Toxys, Leiden University and Leiden University Medical Center have agreed immediately to commercialize and also develop further the ToxProfiler technology invented at the two institutions. ToxProfiler allows for rapid toxicity hazard identification of novel and existing drugs, chemicals, and other substances. Furthermore, ToxProfiler has the unique ability to provide detailed and quantitative information about the mode-of-action of such toxic substances. This new technology thereby enormously enlarges the portfolio of toxicity testing that Toxys can make available to the world, complementing the existing genotoxicity and repro-toxicity testing platforms of Toxys.
be on the endocrine system, they have been doing this for a long time, and have training videos that teach their employees how to do it. the flood head minnow is used in toxicity tests, this method has been developed over the last twenty years in duluth, minnesota. you know, 2009 doesn t sound like it was all that long ago until you see a training video main in 2009, and it feels like, where is the delorean? anyway, this fat head minnow work has not really been the subject of headlines, until recently. with the government shutdown becoming more and more likely with each passing hour, the administration is looking at which parts of their elements they will keep doing.
that teach their employees how to do it. the flood head minnow is used in toxicity tests, this method has been developed over the last twenty years in duluth, minnesota. you know, 2009 doesn t sound like it was all that long ago until you see a training video main in 2009, and it feels like, where is the delorean? anyway, this fat head minnow work has not really been the subject of headlines, until recently. with the government shutdown becoming more and more likely with each passing hour, the administration is looking at which parts of their elements they will keep doing. it may seem like the largest
ranchers, you guys, the fda uses them for testing to determine if there is toxic elements in the air and water, the effects can be on the endocrine system, they have been doing this for a long time, and have training videos that teach their employees how to do it. the flood head minnow is used in toxicity tests, this method has been developed over the last twenty years in duluth, minnesota. you know, 2009 doesn t sound like it was all that long ago until you see a training video main in 2009, and it feels like, where is the delorean? anyway, this fat head minnow
were asking a an honest question. we ll do it ourselves. the epa did do it themselves. so far it does appear it is as good as any. to say the least. is bp vind kaicated, don? i would say so. you have to remember the tests are short term toxicity tests. as much they re not looking at the long term effects. of course with the amount of oil and amount of dispersant that we have in the gulf of mexico we have to be worried about long term exposure and chronic exposure to the, to the marine life that is out there. and also, these dispersants do sort of break up the oil and let it hang in the upper layer of the ocean. and, makes it a lit bit harder to skip. but one of the one of the decisions you have to make is if you have more oil on the surface than you could skim and collect. then you need to do something like use dispersants. so let me go to sylvia on this. you guys were certainly the experts. bp and the administration. both pointed out today, that the