GB/T 27819-2011
ActiveChemicals - Test method of in vitro mammalian cell transformation
化学品 体外哺乳动物细胞转化试验方法
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies a testing method to evaluate the potential of chemicals to induce morphological transformation in cultured mammalian cells, serving as an in vitro indicator for carcinogenicity screening. It is applied in chemical safety assessment, pharmaceutical development, and toxicological research to identify substances that may pose cancer risks without using live animals. The protocol is used by laboratories conducting regulatory compliance testing for industrial chemicals, pesticides, and pharmaceuticals.
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