Genetic Toxicology Laboratory
Institut Pasteur de Lille
Genetic Toxicology Laboratory
Created in 1981 by Professeur Daniel Marzin, the Genetic Toxicology Laboratory of the Institut Pasteur de Lille performs on demand genetic toxicology studies to assess the genotoxic and mutagenic potential of various types of substances under strict GLP (Good Laboratory Practices) conditions. Directed by Doctor Fabrice Nesslany then by Doctor Sophie Simar, toxicologist, this reference laboratory is one of the largest genotoxicity research centres in France.
Boasting a broad range of areas of expertise (human health, animal health, cosmetics, chemistry, botanicals, nanotechnologies, environment, etc.) our consultants at the Genetic Toxicology Laboratory can provide expert advice concerning the choice of tests to be carried out and can interpret the test results.
News
PACKSAFE project, towards food packaging safety
The PACKSAFE project, whose theme is "Strategy for an integrated chemical safety of packaging materials in contact with food", funded by the National Research Agency (ANR) and on which the toxicology laboratory collaborates, was very recently the subject of an article...
French Society of Toxicology awards
At the annual congress of the French Society of Toxicology, held in Avignon on 24 and 25 November 2022, the work of the toxicology laboratory was rewarded with two "best poster" awards. The first poster focuses on the results of the FREEDOM Project (In vitro effects...
Creation of the NaMAsTE Research Group
Creation of the NaMAsTE Research Group: Manufactured nanomaterials, toxicology, ecotoxicology and risks, towards controlled development (Nanomatériaux MAnufacturés, Toxicologie, Écotoxicologie et risques) On 6 December, the first working meeting was held of the...