SOT 63rd Annual Meeting and ToxExpo 2024
Salt Palace Convention Center, Salt Lake City, Utah
March 10, 2024 - March 14, 2024Toxicologists and scientists from related disciplines are invited to attend the SOT 63rd Annual Meeting and ToxExpo. Join us at booth #401 to explore our products that support toxicologic sciences and toxicity testing. Browse our resources below to explore our high-quality standards for toxicology research.
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Toxicology testing products
ATCC knows that worthwhile science takes time, especially in the toxicology, pre-clinical stages of drug development. It is critical that the standards and model organisms used in toxicological testing are reliable and authenticated. We can help streamline your research by providing the most authenticated, advanced, and functional models available. Let ATCC revolutionize and accelerate your toxicology studies in every phase of the research and testing process.
ATCC provides the cells, media, and reagents needed to explore each step of the in vitro preclinical testing process—from modeling, screening, and characterization to exploratory toxicology to pharmacokinetics and metabolism. We provide renal, neural, airway, and skin toxicity for such applications as high-content screening, 3D culture, spheroid culture, permeability assays, metabolic stability and survival studies, transport activity measurement, and more.
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ATCC’s Toxicology Portfolio: Tools for Every Stage of Your Preclinical Drug Development Workstream Webinar
This webinar discusses how modified primary cells are effective tools that provide tissue-relevant results and reproducibility for any cell-based assay, including toxicology assays.
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Enable Renal ADME and Pharmaco-kinetics Studies Using Solute Carrier Transporter Cells
hTERT-immortalized primary cells are genetically modified such that the cells exhibit the growth characteristics of a continuous cell but maintain the physiology of a primary cell. This webinar focuses on hTERT-immortalized primary renal epithelial cells and provides application data to illustrate how these kidney models can easily be incorporated into your toxicity testing workflow.
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3-D Models for Absorption and Cosmetic Toxicity Studies: Primary and Immortalized Epidermal Cells
This webinar discusses how immortalized primary epidermal cells recapitulate key barrier, growth, differentiation, and other physiologically relevant features, making them useful tools for toxicological applications such as high-throughput screening.
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