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ECT offers capacity for fish short-term reproduction assays in 2022

ECT, which has just joined SynTech Research, conducts a wide range of ecotoxicological studies in water, soil and sediments, including bioaccumulation and assessment of endocrine disruption (ED).

After completion of a technical proficiency study in 2020 with four reference compounds (see News), ECT has successfully conducted its first fish short-term reproduction assays under GLP in 2021. We welcome inquiries for further OECD 229 studies in 2022 using our in-house bred fathead minnow.

For further information, including on ECT’s experience as a certified laboratory according to the OECD principles of Good Laboratory Practice since 1994, see here.

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