Craig Freeman's case studies
In silico prediction of genotoxicity and carcinogenicity
Case study
As part of their overall regulatory requirements, the client was asked to provide an assessment of the known or predicted genotoxicity and carcinogenicity of a number of ingredients in their products. Bibra were provided with a list of several substances and asked to carry out this work following the genetic toxicology in silico (GIST) protocol.
Toxicological risk assessment of leachables from a combination product
Case study
The client was developing a ready-to-use (RTU) process for the administration of a viral-based product in a clinical setting. Bibra was requested to assist with the assessment of extractables during the development phase and leachables in the final RTU process - viral vector product.
Biocompatibility evaluation of a series of autoinjector medical devices
Case study
The company manufactures a range of parts for use as components in a variety of medical devices.
Hazard characterisation of several e-liquid ingredients
Case study
The client is required to provide regulatory authorities with up-to-date toxicological information related to the ingredients used in their products. Bibra were provided with a list of several substances and asked to produce a hazard review (considering the requirements of the European Tobacco Products Directive, TPD2) for each.