The rasH2 Transgenic Mouse Model in Carcinogenic Risk Assessment
A Story of Quality, Data, and Increasing Utilization in Regulatory Studies
Focusing on a real world examples and a use case from BioReliance the three presentations from BioReliance, CIEA, and Taconic Biosciences in this 45-minute session highlighted the quality and the reliability of the rasH2 model as an alternative to the traditional two year bioassay.
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Ensuring rasH2 mouse model quality in an evolving carcinogenicity testing landscape(8 Minutes)Taconic Biosciences
The quality control of rasH2 mice as a model for carcinogenicity study in regulatory purpose(15 Minutes)Koji Urano, Central Institute for Experimental Animals
Transgenic rasH2 mice for evaluation of carcinogenicity(20 Minutes)Marie McKeon, BioReliance