MN-AM.com is excited to attend the upcoming 64th Annual Meeting and ToxExpo of the Society of Toxicology in Orlando, Florida, USA in March 2025. We cordially invite you to visit our booth no. 530 at the ToxExpo.
We will demonstrate our suite of software tools and applications for computational toxicology and chemical safety and risk assessment providing innovative chemoinformatics, NGRA, and NAM approaches. We are available to answer your questions regarding our technology and will be glad to help you finding the right solutions for your challenges.
In addition, please find below a list of scientific presentations and events related to our technology that will be given in the technical sessions at the 2025 SOT Annual Meeting.
Join us — we are looking forward to meeting you.
Poster Presentation
A Quantitative Read-Across Approach to Address the N-Nitrosamine Compound Class as Impurities
J.V. Ribeiro1, C. Yang1, J.F. Rathman1, C. Galli2, M. Marinovich2.
1MN-AM, Columbus, OH, USA; 2University of Milan, Milan, Italy.
Abstract 4275, Poster Board Q792
ToxExpo‚ West Hall A2‚ Orange County Convention Center Orlando,
Safety Assessment: Pharmaceutical—Drug Development II
Tuesday, March 18, 9:15am – 11:45am (US EDT)
Special Event
MN-AM Exhibitor-Hosted Session: Chemoinformatics Methodology to Maximize the Value of Knowledge and Data in ChemTunes·ToxGPS® and COSMOS NG
MN-AM presents the ChemTunes·ToxGPS® v5 chemoinformatics platform, empowering users with bioavailability and toxicity knowledge and in silico predictions for making better chemical safety decisions. The Express system brings new data types of NAM and bioavailability. The POD bounds calculator covers the diverse endpoints of systemic/target organs, DART, carcinogenicity, and skin sensitization. The new read-across module offers pre-built workflows for specific chemical domains of nitrosamines and bisphenols. New plans for the public COSMOS NG platform for chemical safety assessment will also be presented.
West Concourse of Orange County Convention Center Orlando, Room W209A
Wednesday, March 19, 3:15-4:15pm (US EST)
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