Joseph Holson

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Dr. Joseph Holson has more than 35 years of experience as a scientist, business executive, and educator in the disciplines of toxicology and product development. His internationally recognized expertise in developmental and reproductive toxicology, pharmacokinetics, and risk assessment, including extensive experience with study design, data interpretation, and interspecies extrapolation of health effects data, strengthened his executive leadership of WIL Research Laboratories through two decades of continuous growth. Dr. Holson has served as principle investigator in more than 600 safety assessment studies, including during his tenure as President of WIL Research.

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Current Regulatory Requirements in Developmental and Reproductive Toxicity Assessments: Segmental Study Designs vs. the Biologic Continuum

Vor 10 Jahren • 1799 Aufrufe

Study Design Considerations Affecting Interpretation of Developmental Toxicity Data

Vor 10 Jahren • 1105 Aufrufe

Features of safety assessment studies to be considered in assessing thyroid effects of reproduction and their relevance to human health

Vor 10 Jahren • 994 Aufrufe

Aspects of Postnatal Growth - Ontogeny of Organ Systems

Vor 10 Jahren • 1077 Aufrufe

Relative Morphology of Extraembryonic Membranes in Mammals: Their Roles in Histiotrophic Nutrition and Possible Sites of Developmental Insult

Vor 10 Jahren • 4384 Aufrufe

Probable False Positive Finding of Rodent Prenatal Toxicity for a High Molecular Weight Protein Oxygen Therapeutic

Vor 10 Jahren • 1622 Aufrufe

Findings of Developmental Toxicity Studies of HBOC-201 in Rodent and Canine Models

Vor 10 Jahren • 1246 Aufrufe

Transcript - Interpretation of Low-Incidence Findings in Reproductive and Developmental Toxicity Studies (Joseph F. Holson)

Vor 6 Jahren • 112 Aufrufe

Joseph Holson

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The Pregnant, Unborn and Children as Sensitive Subpopulations Per Se

Regulatory and Scientific Impact of FDAMA

Reproductive Toxicology: History and State of Regulatory Science

Human Clinical Relevance of Developmental and Reproductive Toxicology and Nonclinical Juvenile Testing

Screening Tests for Toxic Chemicals: An Overview

Postnatal Evaluation in Developmental and Juvenile Toxicity Studies

Interpretation of Low-Incidence Findings in Developmental and Reproductive Toxicity Studies