The World Congrss On Alternatives And Animal Use In The Life Sciences : ducationResearch, Testing
Preface
Acknowledgements
Contributing Authors
Part One: Plenary Lectures
Replacement Alternatives and the Concept of Alternatives
A.J. Rowan
The History of Animal Use in the Life Sciences
J. Parascandola
The Role of Animals and Alternatives in Education
R.T. Fosse
Science, Ethics, and Animals
F.S. Carney
The Need to Redefine Animal Care and Use
D.B. Morton
Reduction of Animal Use and Experimental Design
M.F.W. Festing
Alternatives in Safety Testing: Progress or Uselessness?
M. Roberfroid
Animals and Society
A.M. Beck
The Development of Legislation on the Use of Animals and Alternatives
G. Pechovitch
Part Two: Special Presentations
W.M.S. Russell Speech at the Awards Luncheon
W.M.S. Russell
Picard’s Dilemma (Text of the play presented at the World Congress banquet
Deborah Rudacille
Part Three: In Vitro Studies
Heavy Metals
Organotypic Slice Cultures as In Vitro Model for Studying Long-Term Effects of Neurotoxic and Convulsant Substances in the Brain
B.H. Gahwiler, M. Muller, C. Fortunato, R. Durr, P. Streit, and S.M. Thompson
Neural Cell Cultures as Model Systems to Identify and Assess Mechanisms of Neurotoxicity
G.J. Harry
Assessing Developmental Neurotoxicity to Psychomotor Stimulants
A.D. Weissman
Mechanisms of Nitric Oxide Neurotoxicity in Primary Neuronal Cultures
V.L. Dawson and T.M. Dawson
A Tissue Culture Model of Serotonin Neurons for Studying Normal Development and Screening for Drug Teratogenicity
P.M. Whitaler-Azmitia and E.C. Azmitia
Reproductive Toxicity
The Use of Rat Embryo Culture in Reproductive Toxicity Testing
W.S. Webster
Exposure of Drosophila Embryonic Cells to a 60Hz Sinusoidal Magnetic Field: Effect on Teratogenesis and Heat Shock Protein 70 Expression
N. Bournias-Vardiabasis, P. Nguyen, and J.L. Phillips
Inhibition of Hyperactivated Motility of Rabbit Spermatozoa by Metals
R.J. Young
Use of Bursal Lymphocytes to Assess the Genetic Effects of Phenoxyherbicides in Chick Embryos
E. Arias
Hepatic Function and Metabolism
An Overview of In Vitro Liver Models
A. Guillouzo, S. Langouet, and O. Fardel
Cultured Human Hepatocytes for Drug Hepatoxicity Research
J.V. Castell, M.J. Gomez-Lechon, R. Trullenque, and R. Fabra
Mammalaian Cell Lines Genetically Engineered for Metabolic Competence
J. Doehmer
Apical and Basolateral Gentamicin Exposure Result in Temporally Distinct Electrophysiological Alterations in Cultured Human Proximal Tubule Cells
J.H. Todd, D.A. Sens, and M.A. Sens
Use of Human Liver Slices and Hepatocytes in Transport and Metabolism Studies
P. Olinga, M.T. Merema, G.W. Sandker, M.J.H. Slooff, D.K.F. Meijer, and G.M.M. Groothius
The Usage of Cytochrome P450 Database (CPD) for Prediction of the Drugs’ Fate in Living Systems
A.I. Archakov and G.I. Bachmanova
New Approaches for the Preservation of Metabolic Zonation in Rat Hepatocyte Cultures
P. Maier, B. Saad, and K. Ohno
Biologicals
Reduction, Replacement, and Refinement of Animal Tests Used in the Control of Bacterial Vaccines – Progress, Prospects, and Possibilities
P.A. Knight
Transgenic Mice Carrying Human Poliovirus Receptor Gene as Animal Model to Study Poliovirus Pathogenesis
A. Nomoto
Determination of Erysipelas Antibodies by an Enzyme Immunoassay: A Method to Replace the Mouse Protection Test Required for Potency Testing of Bacterins
K. Cussler, R. Beckmann, and R. Weiss
Simple and Quick Measurement of Radiosensitivity of Cells by Cytokinesis Block Micronucleus Assay – Special Reference to Alpha Value or Response to 1-3 Gy
K. Ono, S. Masunaga, M. Akaboshi, and E.O. Wandl
In Vitro Production of Monoclonal Antibodies in High Concentration in a New and Easy to Handle Modular Minifermenter
H. Weichert, F.W. Falkenberg, M. Krane, I. Bartels, H.-O. Nagels, and H. Fiebig
High Performance Receptor Binding Chromatography (HPRBC) for Human Growth Hormone (hGH)
J.E. Battersby, E. Conova-Davis, A.C. Celniker, B.C. Cunningham, B.L. Fletcher, R.L. Garnick, R.L. Gehant, E.R. Hoff, G. Hunt, P.A. McKay, J.V. O’Connor, K.C. Olsen, D.K. Parikh, E.C. Roswall, G.M. Teshima, J.A. Wells, and M.E. Winkler
Toxicity Testing
The Fixed Dose Procedure as an Alternative to the Classical LD50 Test: Acceptance by the EEC and OECD
R.J. Fielder
The MEIC Program and Its Implications for the Prediction of Acute Human Systemic Toxicity
E. Walum, M. Nilsson, C. Clemedson, and B. Ekwall
Quantitative Methods of Detecting Cytokine mRNA and Protein Changes in Lymphocytes as an Alternative to Acute Toxicity Testing in Animals
B. Markovic, G. Malich, and C. Winder
Nuclear Receptors and the Development of Alternative Tests
A.A. Levin and J.F. Grippo
Dermal Toxicology
The Development of In Vitro Tests for Skin Corrosion and Irritation
P.A. Botham
Differences Between Immediate and Delayed Phototoxicity: The Concept of the Battery of Two In Vitro Phototoxicty Tests
D.T. Sladowski, S.J. Steer, B.M. Sladowska, R.H. Clothier, and M. Balls
Human Skin Organ Culture as an Alternative to Animal Model to Study the Allergenicity of Low Molecular Weight Chemical Compounds/Haptens
A. Rambukkana, F.H.M. Pistoor, D. Irik, W. Menko, J.D. Bos, M.L. Kaspsenberg, and P.K. Das
Prospective and Predictive Testing for Delayed Contact Hypersensitivity in Laboratory Animals and Man
E.V. Buehler
Ocular
Relevance and Reliability of In Vitro Methods and Ocular Safety Assessment
M. Cottin, K.G. dossou, O. de Silva, M. Tolle, R. Roguet, C. Cohen, P. Catroux, I. Delabarre, C. Sicard, and A. Rougier
The Draize Eye Test and Progress in Development and Acceptance of Alternatives to This Test in Europe
E. Schlede and I. Gerner
Renal Toxicology
Failure of Wilms’ Tumor Blastema to Differentiate Under Conditions Which Promote the Growth of Fetal Proximal Tubule Cells from the Human Fetal Kidney
D.A. Sens, A.J. Garvin, D.J. Hazen-Martin, G.G. Re, and M.A. Sens
Foscarnet-Induced Toxicity of Human Renal Prozimal Tubule Cells
A.L. Trifillis, X. Cui, and G.L. Drusano
Part Four: Risk Assessment and Extrapolation
Alternatives and Risk Assessment: A Risk Worth Taking
M.J. van den Heuvel
The Chicken Enucleated Eye Test (CEET): A Screen for the Assessment of Eye Irritation/Corrosion Potential of Compounds
M.K. Prinsen
Alternatives in Safety Testing: Approaches in the Slovak Republic
M. Vargova
Combining In Vitro Alternatives and Physiologically-Based Computer Modeling Will Improve Quantitative Health Risk-Assessments
M.E. Andersen
Structure-Activity Relationships as Alternatives in the Study of Carcinogenesis
H.S. Rosenkranz and G. Klopman
Attempts to Validate a Possible Predictive Animal Model for Human Erythrocyte G-6-PD Deficiency
E.J. Calabrese, H.M. Horton, and T. Gentile
Rat as a Model to Study Postprandial Effects in Man
J. Ritskes-Hoitinga, K.H. van het Hof, W.J. Kloots, E.A.M. de Deckere, J.M.M. van Amelsvoort, and J.A. Westrate
Part Five: Validation
Validation Programs in Europe
B.J. Blaauboer and M. Balls
Observations on US Validation Studies
R.A. Scala
Validation of New Toxicology Test Systems – The Paradigm of Genetic Toxicity Tests
E. Zeiger
Current Status of Validation Studies in Japan
H. Ono
Part Six: Databases
The Landscape of Alternatives – AWIC
J.A. Larson
The UC Center for Animal Alternatives
L.A. Hart and D.C. Anderson
The Status of In Vitro Toxicity Testing Databases in Europe
K. Ungar
Public Sources of In Vitro Toxicity Testing Data in North America
M.R. Green
The Galileo Data Bank of Alternative Methodologies to the Use of Animals in Toxicity Testing
G. Loprieno, G. Boncristiani, E. Bosco, N. Loprieno, and M. NIeri
Part Seven: Pharmacopeial
Reduction of the Use of Animals for Quality Control Testing in the European Pharmacopoeia
J.-M. Spieser
USP Alternatives to Animal Testing: The In Vitro Option – A Progress Report
L.T. Grady and R. Dabbah
Part Eight: Education and Training
Education – The Three R’s Concept
Education as a Contribution to the Introduction of Alternatives in Research and Testing
L.F.M. van Zutphen and A.C. Beynen
An Assessment of Educational Requirements and Training Strategies in North America
G.L. Van Hoosier, Jr., C.A. Pekpw, M.B. Dennis, Jr., and C.S. Scott
Search for Alternatives to Animal Use in Medical Education – Tempus Joint European Project
Z. Cervinkova, M. Cervinka, M. Balls, and H. Spielmann
Continuing Education and Training (CET) – A Vital Part of Use of Laboratory Animals and Alternatives in Education, Research, and Testing
R.P. Maickel, M.A. Suckow, and L.A. Terril-Robb
Computers in Education
Rapid Information Exchange – Networking Biomedical Researchers Via the Internet and Other Computer Connections
K. Boschert
Using Computer Networks in Distance Learning: Professional and Public Education
D.C. Ferguson and P.D. Pion
Painless Protein, A Computer-Interative Learning Environment
S. Dubin and K. McKee
The Virtual Clinic (TM), A Virtual Reality Surgical Simulator
K.T. McGovern and L.T. McGovern
Interactive Video (Multimedia) in Animal Techniques Training (A Cost Effective Alternative to Using Animals)
M. Connelly
Evaluation of Interactive Learning Materials
J. Moonen
Experiences with Computers in Veterinary Education
A. Smith
Simulated Animal Preparations in Pharmacology Teaching
H. van Wilgenburg
Computer Simulations of Animal Experiments in Undergraduate Teaching – Use and Evaluation
D.G. Dewhurst
Part Nine: Animal Welfare Issues
On the Ethical and Scientific Need for Assessing the Potential Benefit of Research Likely to Cause Suffering to Protected Animals
M. Balls
Mechanisms of Pain
G.F. Gebhart
Euthanasia
Euthanasia: The Assessment of Welfare and Scientific Aspects
N.G. Gregory
The Ethics of Death as an Endpoint: Euthanasia as an Alternative
J. Tannenbaum
Environmental Manipulations to Promote Psychological Well-Being in Primates
P. Theran
Animal Boredom: Consequences for Housing and Feeding Conditions
F. Wemelsfelder
Refinement of Perioperative Care
P. Flecknell
Refining Anaesthetic Techniques in a Laboratory Animal Facility: Practical Problems
V. Baumans and H. van Herck
Pain and Distress in Laboratory Animals: What We Know and What We Assume
P.F. Brain
Preclinical Models for Analgesic Drug Study
T.L. Yaksh
Part Ten: Ethical Aspects
Ethical Scoring Systems
D.P. Boisvert and D.G. Porter
The Austrailian and New Zealand Council for the Care of Animals in Research and Teacing
R.M. Baker
The Role of Animal Care Committees in Fostering Use of Alternatives: A Case Study
A.D. Bowd
The Use of Rabbits, Dogs, Cats, and Primates in USDA-Registered and Federal Biomedical Laboratories in the United States 1975-1992
C.H. Lingeman, L. Krulisch, and L. Tockey
The Psychology of Animal Rights Activism
H. Herzog
The Caring Sleuth: A Qualitative Analysis of Animal Rights Activists
K. Shapiro
Public Attitudes Toward Animal Research: A Comparative Study of 15 Nations
L. Pifer and K. Shimizu
Part Eleven: Barriers to the Acceptance of Alternatives
On Recognizing and Overcoming Barriers to the Acceptance of Alternative Methods
M. Balls and J.H. Fentem
Progress in the Acceptance of In Vitro Tests by Regulatory Authorities
R.J. Fielder
The Erosion of Acceptability of Animal Toxicity Tests in the Courtroom
H.E. Hazard
Part Twelve: Funding Sources
Directory of Funding Sources for Scientific Pursuit of Alternatives
A. Tarzi and F.B. Orlans
Part Thirteen: Point of View
Endpoints and Cell Systems for In Vitro Toxicity Assessments: A Discussion of Specific Target Cell Toxicity Versus Basal Cytotoxicity
Lethality: In Vitro and In Vivo
O. Flint
The Basal Cytotoxicity Concept
B. Ekwall
In Vitro and In Vivo Alternative or Complementary Techniques?
S. Garattini
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