(“eye irritation test*” OR “eye irritancy test*” OR “ocular irritation test*” OR “ocular irritancy test*” OR “draize test” or “draize tests” or “draize testing”) AND (alternative OR alternatives OR “alternative procedure” OR “alternative procedures” OR vitro OR humane OR noninvasive OR nonlethal)

1. The agarose overlay method as a screening approach for ocular irritancy: application to cosmetic products.

Article Title:: Alternatives to laboratory animals : ATLA.
Author:: Combrier, E.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND20354817
Format:: Article

2. In-house Validation of the EpiOcular Eye Irritation Test and its Combination with the Bovine Corneal Opacity and Permeability Test for the Assessment of Ocular Irritation

Article Title:: Alternatives to laboratory animals.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND44627526
Format:: Electronic

3. The eye (rabbit/human): parameters to be measured in the field of ocular irritation.

Article Title:: Alternatives to laboratory animals : ATLA.
Author:: Hubert, F.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND20354846
Format:: Article

4. Workshop on eye irritation testing: practical applications of non-whole animal alternatives.

Article Title:: Food and chemical toxicology : an international journal published for the British Industrial Biological Research Association.
Author:: Bradlaw, J.A.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND20608736
Format:: Article

5. A new cell-based method for assessing the eye irritation potential of chemicals: An alternative to the Draize test

Article Title:: Toxicology letters.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND601106201
Format:: Electronic

6. Development of potential alternatives to the Draize eye test: the CTFA evaluation of alternatives program. Phase II. Review of materials and methods.

Article Title:: Alternatives to laboratory animals : ATLA.
Author:: Gettings, S.D.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND20355727
Format:: Article

7. Application of the EYTEX system to the evaluation of cosmetic products and their ingredients.

Article Title:: Alternatives to laboratory animals : ATLA.
Author:: Kruszewski, F.H.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND20355726
Format:: Article

8. Improvement of the Bovine Corneal Opacity and Permeability (BCOP) assay as an in vitro alternative to the Draize rabbit eye irritation test

Article Title:: Toxicology in vitro.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND601105609
Format:: Electronic

9. Ocular irritation: present cell culture models and perspectives.

Article Title:: Alternatives to laboratory animals : ATLA.
Author:: Guillot, R.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND20354844
Format:: Article

10. Evaluation of the EYTEX system as a screening method for the ocular irritancy of chemical products.

Article Title:: Alternatives to laboratory animals : ATLA.
Author:: Regnier, J.F.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND20497734
Format:: Article

11. Optical performance of the ocular lens as an in vitro alternative to the Draize test.

Article Title:: Current trends : in vitro skin toxicology and eye irritancy testing : proceedings of the symposium, April 21-23, 1993, Radisson Hotel, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada /
Author:: Sivak, J.G.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND20500459
Format:: Article

12. An in vitro tier evaluation for the identification of cosmetic ingredients which are not ocular irritants.

Article Title:: Alternatives to laboratory animals : ATLA.
Author:: Hagino, Shigenobu
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND44171450
Format:: Article

13. Practical application of non-whole animal alternatives: summary of IRAG workshop on eye irritation testing.

Article Title:: Food and chemical toxicology : an international journal published for the British Industrial Biological Research Association.
Author:: Bradlaw, J.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND20608746
Format:: Article

14. IRAG Working Group 5: other assays.

Article Title:: Food and chemical toxicology : an international journal published for the British Industrial Biological Research Association.
Author:: Curren, R.D.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND20608742
Format:: Article

15. A Reassessment of the In Vitro RBC Haemolysis Assay with Defibrinated Sheep Blood for the Determination of the Ocular Irritation Potential of Cosmetic Products: Comparison with the In Vivo Draize Rabbit Test.

Article Title:: Alternatives to laboratory animals : ATLA.
Author:: Alves, Eloísa Nunes
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND44117863
Format:: Article

16. A collaborative evaluation of seven alternatives to the draize eye irritation test using pharmaceutical intermediates.

Article Title:: Fundamental and applied Toxicology.
Author:: Sina, J.F.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND20476260
Format:: Article

17. A simple method for cytotoxicity studies of non-hydrosoluble substances. Possible application as an alternative to the Draize test for cosmetics and toiletries.

Article Title:: Alternatives to laboratory animals : ATLA.
Author:: Boue-Grabot, M.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND20370900
Format:: Article

18. Cell cytotoxicity assays.

Article Title:: Food and chemical toxicology : an international journal published for the British Industrial Biological Research Association.
Author:: Harbell, J.W.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND20608741
Format:: Article

19. Development of a sensory neuronal cell model for the estimation of mild eye irritation.

Article Title:: Alternatives to laboratory animals : ATLA.
Author:: Lilja, J.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND43668639
Format:: Article

20. Further Verification of an In Vitro Tier System for the Identification of Cosmetic Ingredients that are Not Ocular Irritants

Article Title:: Alternatives to laboratory animals.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND44601309
Format:: Electronic

21. Two-stage bottom-up tiered approach combining several alternatives for identification of eye irritation potential of chemicals including insoluble or volatile substances

Article Title:: Toxicology in vitro.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND601105443
Format:: Electronic

22. Ocular safety: a silent (in vitro) success story

Article Title:: Alternatives to laboratory animals.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND44636396
Format:: Electronic

23. Development of a human corneal epithelium model utilizing a collagen vitrigel membrane and the changes of its barrier function induced by exposing eye irritant chemicals

Article Title:: Toxicology in vitro.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND601105179
Format:: Electronic

24. Ocular irritation reversibility assessment for personal care products using a porcine corneal culture assay

Article Title:: Toxicology in vitro.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND601105114
Format:: Electronic

25. A compartment model to calculate time-dependent concentration profiles of topically applied chemical compounds in the anterior compartments of the rabbit eye.

Article Title:: Alternatives to laboratory animals : ATLA.
Author:: Pospisil, H.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND23256351
Format:: Article

26. The immunohistochemical characterisation of an SV40-immortalised human corneal epithelial cell line

Article Title:: Alternatives to laboratory animals.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND44636469
Format:: Electronic

27. An overview of current techniques for ocular toxicity testing

Article Title:: Toxicology.
View in NAL's Catalog:: IND605461730
Format:: Electronic

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1. The agarose overlay method as a screening approach for ocular irritancy: application to cosmetic products.

2. In-house Validation of the EpiOcular Eye Irritation Test and its Combination with the Bovine Corneal Opacity and Permeability Test for the Assessment of Ocular Irritation

3. The eye (rabbit/human): parameters to be measured in the field of ocular irritation.

4. Workshop on eye irritation testing: practical applications of non-whole animal alternatives.

5. A new cell-based method for assessing the eye irritation potential of chemicals: An alternative to the Draize test

6. Development of potential alternatives to the Draize eye test: the CTFA evaluation of alternatives program. Phase II. Review of materials and methods.

7. Application of the EYTEX system to the evaluation of cosmetic products and their ingredients.

8. Improvement of the Bovine Corneal Opacity and Permeability (BCOP) assay as an in vitro alternative to the Draize rabbit eye irritation test

9. Ocular irritation: present cell culture models and perspectives.

10. Evaluation of the EYTEX system as a screening method for the ocular irritancy of chemical products.

11. Optical performance of the ocular lens as an in vitro alternative to the Draize test.

12. An in vitro tier evaluation for the identification of cosmetic ingredients which are not ocular irritants.

13. Practical application of non-whole animal alternatives: summary of IRAG workshop on eye irritation testing.

14. IRAG Working Group 5: other assays.

15. A Reassessment of the In Vitro RBC Haemolysis Assay with Defibrinated Sheep Blood for the Determination of the Ocular Irritation Potential of Cosmetic Products: Comparison with the In Vivo Draize Rabbit Test.

16. A collaborative evaluation of seven alternatives to the draize eye irritation test using pharmaceutical intermediates.

17. A simple method for cytotoxicity studies of non-hydrosoluble substances. Possible application as an alternative to the Draize test for cosmetics and toiletries.

18. Cell cytotoxicity assays.

19. Development of a sensory neuronal cell model for the estimation of mild eye irritation.

20. Further Verification of an In Vitro Tier System for the Identification of Cosmetic Ingredients that are Not Ocular Irritants

21. Two-stage bottom-up tiered approach combining several alternatives for identification of eye irritation potential of chemicals including insoluble or volatile substances

22. Ocular safety: a silent (in vitro) success story

23. Development of a human corneal epithelium model utilizing a collagen vitrigel membrane and the changes of its barrier function induced by exposing eye irritant chemicals

24. Ocular irritation reversibility assessment for personal care products using a porcine corneal culture assay

25. A compartment model to calculate time-dependent concentration profiles of topically applied chemical compounds in the anterior compartments of the rabbit eye.

26. The immunohistochemical characterisation of an SV40-immortalised human corneal epithelial cell line

27. An overview of current techniques for ocular toxicity testing

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1. The agarose overlay method as a screening approach for ocular irritancy: application to cosmetic products.

2. In-house Validation of the EpiOcular Eye Irritation Test and its Combination with the Bovine Corneal Opacity and Permeability Test for the Assessment of Ocular Irritation

3. The eye (rabbit/human): parameters to be measured in the field of ocular irritation.

4. Workshop on eye irritation testing: practical applications of non-whole animal alternatives.

5. A new cell-based method for assessing the eye irritation potential of chemicals: An alternative to the Draize test

6. Development of potential alternatives to the Draize eye test: the CTFA evaluation of alternatives program. Phase II. Review of materials and methods.

7. Application of the EYTEX system to the evaluation of cosmetic products and their ingredients.

8. Improvement of the Bovine Corneal Opacity and Permeability (BCOP) assay as an in vitro alternative to the Draize rabbit eye irritation test

9. Ocular irritation: present cell culture models and perspectives.

10. Evaluation of the EYTEX system as a screening method for the ocular irritancy of chemical products.

11. Optical performance of the ocular lens as an in vitro alternative to the Draize test.

12. An in vitro tier evaluation for the identification of cosmetic ingredients which are not ocular irritants.

13. Practical application of non-whole animal alternatives: summary of IRAG workshop on eye irritation testing.

14. IRAG Working Group 5: other assays.

15. A Reassessment of the In Vitro RBC Haemolysis Assay with Defibrinated Sheep Blood for the Determination of the Ocular Irritation Potential of Cosmetic Products: Comparison with the In Vivo Draize Rabbit Test.

16. A collaborative evaluation of seven alternatives to the draize eye irritation test using pharmaceutical intermediates.

17. A simple method for cytotoxicity studies of non-hydrosoluble substances. Possible application as an alternative to the Draize test for cosmetics and toiletries.

18. Cell cytotoxicity assays.

19. Development of a sensory neuronal cell model for the estimation of mild eye irritation.

20. Further Verification of an In Vitro Tier System for the Identification of Cosmetic Ingredients that are Not Ocular Irritants

21. Two-stage bottom-up tiered approach combining several alternatives for identification of eye irritation potential of chemicals including insoluble or volatile substances

22. Ocular safety: a silent (in vitro) success story

23. Development of a human corneal epithelium model utilizing a collagen vitrigel membrane and the changes of its barrier function induced by exposing eye irritant chemicals

24. Ocular irritation reversibility assessment for personal care products using a porcine corneal culture assay

25. A compartment model to calculate time-dependent concentration profiles of topically applied chemical compounds in the anterior compartments of the rabbit eye.

26. The immunohistochemical characterisation of an SV40-immortalised human corneal epithelial cell line

27. An overview of current techniques for ocular toxicity testing