British Toxicology Society (BTS) Annual Congress 2025

Unilever Oral Presentations

Thursday 8^th May

A non-animal toolbox for a next-generation risk assessment (NGRA) approach for inhalation safety: applicability of new approach methodologies (NAMs) informed by adverse outcome pathways (AOPs) associated with pulmonary toxicity (PDF 839.43 KB) (Opens in a pop-up window ) – Renato de-Avila. Oral communications 2 | Space 4 & 5, Level 12, 14:00-14:15

SARA-ICE: A Self-contained Model for Predicting a Human Relevant Point-of-Departure for Skin Sensitization (PDF 1.44 MB) (Opens in a pop-up window ) – Georgia Reynolds. Oral communications 2 | Space 4 & 5, Level 12, 15:00-15:15

Unilever Posters / Flash Presentations

Evaluation of Secondary Intelligence™ as a tool for interpreting the human relevance of in vitro pharmacological profiling data in next generation risk assessment (PDF 956.52 KB) (Opens in a pop-up window ) – Poster (P9) and Flash Presentation – Kathryn Wolton

Building confidence in regulatory acceptance of in vitro high throughput transcriptomics – evaluating false positive rates across models (PDF 1001.05 KB) (Opens in a pop-up window ) – Poster (P25) – Claire Peart

Integration of bioactivity new approach methods (NAMs) in read across. A case study with fatty Acids, C12-18 and C18-unsatd., 2-sulfoethyl Esters, Sodium Salts (DEFI) for sub-acute toxicity (PDF 330.56 KB) (Opens in a pop-up window ) – Poster (P8) and Flash Presentation – Mesha Williams

Application of NAM-based systemic safety toolbox on case study of bioactive food component sulforaphane (PDF 867.56 KB) (Opens in a pop-up window ) – Poster (P12) – Shuo Yang


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