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Since its establishment in 1973, the Chemical
Biotesting Center has tested the safety of more than 5,000
chemical substances in accordance with the Chemical Substances
Control Law. With this experience as its foundation, the
center possesses biotesting technology, in vivo microanalysis
technology, and equipment for performing a range of tests,
conducted according to the Good Laboratory Practices compliance,
in order to assess the impact of pharmaceuticals, agricultural
chemicals, and other chemical substances on human health and
the environment. The center's activities range from designing
tests to performing them and even to conducting comprehensive
safety evaluations. The tests covered include a range of safety
tests based on laws and regulations as well as tests required
for MSDS preparation (the preparation of material safety data
sheets) and the safe management of chemicals.
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Chemical
Substances Control Law safety tests: biodegradability,
bioaccumulation, ecotoxicity, mutagenicity, 28-day repeated-dose
toxicity tests in mammalian species, Polymer Flow Scheme (PFS) tests and other tests |
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Agricultural Chemicals
Regulation Law physicochemical property tests Ecotoxicity
tests |
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Pharmaceutical
tests: single- and repeated-dose toxicity, irritation,
sensitizability,
mutagenicity, reproductive toxicity,
stability, and other tests |
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In vivo
animal tests: toxicokinetics and animal-subject
pharmaceutical analysis tests |
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Total Support for Japan's Chemical Substances Control Law |
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