Syllabus del corso
Titolo
Non-Animal Testing and Research: Ethical Issues and Scientific Applications
Docente(i)
Chiara Urani
Lingua
English
Breve descrizione
The course will be divided into sections comprising: An introductory part on the ethical and scientific significance of non-animal methods, approaches, and testing in human and environmental research; the 3Rs Principles (Refinement, Reduction and Replacement). Politics and Legislation of Animal Experimentation: the EU Regulation and Directive for animal and non-animal experimentation; the 3Rs within the regulation on Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH), and the OECD Test Guidelines; From simplicity to complexity of testing models and approaches; Alternatives and non-animal testing approaches: in vivo, in vitro, in silico, Integrated Testing Strategies; Case studies on carcinogenicity and neurotoxicity of environmental contaminants: what we do, what we should do, and the way forward.
Evaluation: NO
CFU / Ore
1 CFU - 8 Hours (Lecture)
Periodo di erogazione
II Semester: Second half of June-first week of July 2024
Title
Non-Animal Testing and Research: Ethical Issues and Scientific Applications
Teacher(s)
Chiara Urani
Language
English
Short description
The course will be divided into sections comprising: An introductory part on the ethical and scientific significance of non-animal methods, approaches, and testing in human and environmental research; the 3Rs Principles (Refinement, Reduction and Replacement). Politics and Legislation of Animal Experimentation: the EU Regulation and Directive for animal and non-animal experimentation; The 3Rs within the regulation on Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH), and the OECD Test Guidelines; From simplicity to complexity of testing models and approaches; Alternatives and non-animal testing approaches: in vivo, in vitro, in silico, Integrated Testing Strategies; Case studies on carcinogenicity and neurotoxicity of environmental contaminants: what we do, what we should do, and the way forward.
Evaluation: NO
CFU / Hours
1 CFU - 8 Hours (Lecture)
Teaching period
II Semester: Second half of June-first week of July 2024