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Inhalation testing of toiletries in animals
International Journal of Cosmetic Science, 1979SynopsisThe purpose of testing is to establish the safety of ingredients to be handled in the factory and of the products to be used by the consumer. Inhalation tests tend to require much time and are expensive; the number of inhalation tests may be reduced by preliminary measurement of the respirable fraction of an aerosol or powder, by toxicity tests
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Mutational Spectrometry In Animal Toxicity Testing
Annual Review of Pharmacology and Toxicology, 1990The microbial geneticists who pioneered the study of mutational spectra have shown us how rich a source of mutagen-specific information it can be for the pharmacologist and toxicologist. Contributions by physical chemists and molecular biologists have led to a practical means to observe mutation spectra directly from the DNA of cultured human cells and
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Science News, 1966
0 ANIMALS have been used and abused by man for all manner of reasons, since the first erect human took a club and cracked the skull of some stray creature for food. They have been eaten, turned into clothing, used as motor vehicles and worked as tools. Most recently, they have substituted for man in the laboratory.
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0 ANIMALS have been used and abused by man for all manner of reasons, since the first erect human took a club and cracked the skull of some stray creature for food. They have been eaten, turned into clothing, used as motor vehicles and worked as tools. Most recently, they have substituted for man in the laboratory.
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Alternatives to Animals in Toxicity Testing
Scientific American, 1989A M, Goldberg, J M, Frazier
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Artificial intelligence in animal farming: A systematic literature review
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2022Qiuju Xie
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