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December 11, 2015

ORGANOTYPIC HUMAN ORAL TISSUE MODELS FOR EVALUATION OF ORAL CARE PRODUCTS.

Oral irritation can result from exposure of the soft tissue to dentifrice and oral rinse formulations. In vitro tissue models (MatTek Corporation) produced from normal human oral keratinocytes were exposed to common oral care excipients, dentifrice supernatants and mouth rinses... Read More

December 11, 2015

DEVELOPMENT OF AN IN VITRO ALTERNATIVE ASSAY METHOD FOR VAGINAL IRRITATION.

The vaginal mucosa is commonly exposed to chemicals and therapeutic agents that may result in irritation and/or inflammation. In addition to acute effects, vaginal irritation and inflammation can make women more susceptible to infections such as HIV-1 and herpes simplex... Read More

December 11, 2015

HUMAN VAGINAL—ECTOCERVIAL TISSUE MODEL TO TEST THE IRRITATION POTENTIAL OF CONTRACEPTIVE AND VAGINAL-CARE PRODUCTS.

December 11, 2015

NEW EPIDERMAL MODEL FOR DERMAL IRRITANCY TESTING.

A model of the human epidermis, EpiDerm™, based on neonatal, foreskin-derived normal human epidermal keratinocytes (NHEK) has been developed over the past 18 months at MatTek Corporation. Cultured in easily handled Millicell® CM (Millipore Corp.) cell culture inserts, the model... Read More

December 11, 2015

SAFETY STUDY OF AN ANTIMICROBIAL PEPTIDE LACTOCIN 160, PRODUCED BY THE VAGINAL LACTOBACILLUS RHAMNOSUS.

This study by researchers at the Royal Institute of Technology (Sweden), Rutgers University, Rush Medical Center, Health Promoting Naturals, Inc., and The Women’s Hospital of Texas demonstrated the ability to use MatTek’s EpiVaginal in vitro human organotypic vaginal-ectocervical tissue model... Read More

Reference Libraries

ORGANOTYPIC HUMAN ORAL TISSUE MODELS FOR EVALUATION OF ORAL CARE PRODUCTS.

DEVELOPMENT OF AN IN VITRO ALTERNATIVE ASSAY METHOD FOR VAGINAL IRRITATION.

HUMAN VAGINAL—ECTOCERVIAL TISSUE MODEL TO TEST THE IRRITATION POTENTIAL OF CONTRACEPTIVE AND VAGINAL-CARE PRODUCTS.

NEW EPIDERMAL MODEL FOR DERMAL IRRITANCY TESTING.

SAFETY STUDY OF AN ANTIMICROBIAL PEPTIDE LACTOCIN 160, PRODUCED BY THE VAGINAL LACTOBACILLUS RHAMNOSUS.

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