Missing genomic resources for the next generation of environmental risk assessment
Marc Sven Roell,
Mark-Christoph Ott,
Magdalena M. Mair
et al.
Abstract:Environmental risk assessment traditionally relies on a wide range of in vivo testing to assess the potential hazard of chemicals in the environment. These tests are often time-consuming, costly and can cause test organism suffering. Recent developments of reliable low-cost alternatives, both in vivo- and in silico-based, opened the door to reconsider current toxicity assessment. However, many of these new approach methodologies (NAMs) rely on high quality annotated genomes for surrogate species of the regulat… Show more
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