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Problem Solving in Toxicology Risk Assessment

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In today’s chemical safety landscape, scientists need reliable data to make confident decisions. Challenges in toxicology risk assessments continue to evolve alongside the advancements seen across the regulatory landscape and the continuously developing methodologies that meet guidelines. Vitic is Lhasa Limited’s expertly curated toxicity database, developed to support informed decision-making in this ever-changing space. In […]

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Our latest blog uncovers how to meet ICH Q3D guidelines with ease using our new tool Vitic Q3D.

Avoid unnecessary testing: Achieve confident ICH Q3D compliance using regulatory aligned consortium data

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Approaching regulatory compliance with confidence ICH Q3D guidelines require assessing and controlling elemental impurities for regulatory compliant development of drug products. The workflow emphasises a risk-based control strategy to limit elemental impurities, which can be derived from residual catalysts, raw materials, reagents that can be present in the API or excipient of the drug product.

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Discover how Vitic can assist with providing expert toxicity data for the ICH M7 guidelines on mutagenic impurities for an efficient workflow.

Driving efficient early-stage ICH M7 classification through reliable mutagenic and carcinogenic data

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In this latest blog, we will define the difference between certainty and uncertainty in the ICH M7 guideline for mutagenic impurities. Delving into the power of existing experimental data, we’ll address how Vitic’s expert toxicity database can accelerate the workflow of Classes 1, 2 and 5 in mutagenicity risk assessments. To Toxicologists, the ICH M7

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Ready to discover the power of in silico chemical structure search using Vitic? Here's everything you need to know about toxicity database searching

The power of in silico structure searching to achieve data driven decision making with confidence

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In this blog, we explore the value of chemical structure search functionality in Vitic. Structure searching directs our members toward toxicity insights that can help guide their risk and safety assessments. We’ll discuss how chemical structure searches are conducted and the value that a toxicity database like Vitic can bring to decision making. A key

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