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Human Toxicology Project Consortium

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  • Check out the second video in our Series

    The Future of Toxicity Testing, volume 2: A Pathways Based Approach The second video in the series explores the use of new science to better... Read More

  • Human Stem Cells for Studying ALS

    Recently, the potential of stem cells in ALS research has been revealed in the laboratory and in the clinic. Induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSC) are... Read More

  • AOP learning opportunities at SOT 2017

    The Human Toxicology Project Consortium will once again co-sponsor an Adverse Outcome Pathway-training at the Society of Toxicology's (SOT) annual meeting in Baltimore, Maryland. On... Read More

  • Human Cell Atlas: The next frontier

    Reprinted from the October 2016 AltTox Digest; used by permission. Now that the human genome has been mapped, the next frontier is to map the... Read More

  • Can Organs-On-Chips Repair The Flawed System Of Drug Discovery?

    Reposted from Life Science Leader. By Trisha Gladd, Life Science Connect Editor There is an ecosystem of many stakeholders who play a role in the... Read More
The Human Toxicology Project Consortium is a group of stakeholders from corporate and public interest communities that share the goal of advancing a biological pathway-based approach to toxicology, as described in the National Research Council's 2007 report, "Toxicity Testing in the 21st Century." The Consortium works to increase financial support and incentives to advance the science and technology behind pathway-based toxicology, and works to facilitate public and regulatory acceptance of predominantly in vitro and in silico toxicity testing.

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