SenzaGen takes next step towards animal-free allergy testing

By Becky Bargh | Published: 20-Jul-2018
Regulatory

GARDpotency will complement the company’s GARDskin platform and can be used to evaluate chemicals according to the EU’s CLP classification

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SenzaGen takes next step towards animal-free allergy testing

SenzaGen has submitted the validation report for its new animal-free allergy test, GARDpotency.

The new test is said to support the company’s original GARDskin experiment, which consists of

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