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Society of Toxicology (SOT) Annual Meeting
March 10-13, 2013, San Antonio, Texas (US)

Exhibitor Hosted Session
Monday, March 13 - 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM

Efficient Integration of Chromosomal Damage and Gene-Mutation Endpoints into Repeat-Dose Toxicology Studies

Overview: Integration of genetic toxicology assays into general toxicology studies is increasingly important for drug/chemical safety programs. This session will cover two flow cytometric methods that measure chromosomal damage and gene mutation in blood samples and how these complementary assays can be practically executed in a 28-day repeat dose study design.

Platform Presentation
Wednesday, March 13 - 1:30 - 4:15 (session), Room 207

Session Title: New and Integrated Approaches for Genetic Toxicity Evaluation

Presentation Title: Acquisition of in vivo mutation and cytogenetic damage information to support cancer risk assessment [Abstract 2446].

Routine In Vivo mutation testing using the Pig-a assay
We will be available at Booth 717 or set up a specific time to meet and discuss these new kits

In September of 2012, "MutaFlow®" kits were launched, allowing In Vivo mutation testing to be performed as a routine part of a toxicology testing program.

These kits:

• Easily integrate into existing studies
• Do not require expensive transgenic animals
• Offer fast results (analysis by flow cytometry)

Speak with the same scientists who developed our state-of-the-art genetox methods

Booth 717

In Vivo Mutation Kits now available
 

This new kit allows researchers to measure DNA damage at the Pig-a locus. Click here for more info.