Abstract During 1991, the Middle Atlantic Reproduction and Teratology Association
(MARTA) conducted a survey of laboratories performing behavioral evaluations as part of …

“Design Considerations in Screening for Behavioral Teratogens: Results of the
Collaborative Behavioral Teratology Study”(CBTS) was an important conference whose …

Abstract The Workshop on the Qualitative and Quantitative Comparability of Human and
Animal Developmental Neurotoxicity was convened by the US Environmental Protection …

The study of developmental neurotoxicity (DNT) continues to be an important component of
safety evaluation of candidate therapeutic agents and of industrial and environmental …

The ability to identify and characterize the potential neurotoxicity of chemicals is an
important and necessary function of various regulatory agencies. Behavioral assessments of …

A one and a half day workshop on behavioral testing was conducted in order to discuss
experimental procedures and practices that may help enhance the utility of behavioral data …

A number of efforts, in the last 15 years, have been directed at developing protocols to
assess the potential developmental neurotoxicity (DN) of test agents. Japan and the United …

High throughput screens for developmental neurotoxicity (DN) will facilitate evaluation of
chemicals and can be used to prioritize those designated for follow-up. DN is evaluated …

A battery of tests to evaluate physical growth/development and neurobehavioral function
was conducted with 78 litters of control Sprague-Dawley rats given purified water by …

The effects of chemical exposure on the developing nervous system have been documented
in both humans and animals for a variety of agents. However, the comparability of these …