P19-57 Improved Confidence of Quantitative Sensitizing Potency Assessment for Point of Departure Using GARDskin Dose-Response von Gradin, R., Tourneix, F., Mattson, U., Andersson, J., Amaral, F., Forreryd, A., Alepee, N., Johansson, H.

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P19-50 In-chemico reactivity methods based on molecular initiating event of skin sensitization: refinements and possible application to cosmetic formulations von Singh, A., Choudhury, R.P., Alepee, N., Tourneix, F., Gautier, F., Sudhakar, D.

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P22-26 Three steps to select analogues for skin sensitization prediction using read-across: an exemplary case study with vanillin von Gautier, F., Tourneix, F., Vandecasteele, H. Assaf, Alepee, N., Bury, D.

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How to increase confidence in the defined approach for skin sensitisation with propyl paraben? von Assaf Vandecasteele, H., Gautier, F., Tourneix, F., Bury, D., Alépée, N.

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Next generation risk assessment for skin sensitization combining non-animal data and read-across von Gautier, F., Tourneix, F., Assaf Vandecasteele, H., Bury, D, Alépée, N.

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