There is an increasing need for reliable, high-throughput in vitro developmental toxicity screens in both the pharmaceutical and chemical industries. Establishing predictive human cell-based assays to aid in the early discovery-phase detection of potential developmental toxicants is strongly warranted as these tests could reduce product development time and costs. Stemina authors include Jessica Palmer, Bob Burrier, and Elizabeth Donley.

Stem Cell-Based Methods for Identifying Developmental Toxicity Potential

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