Volume 23, Issue 4

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July 2007

Alternative methods: success, failures and promises 20th anniversary congress of the Société Française de Pharmaco-Toxicologie Cellulaire, 9–10 March 2006

Issue Editors:

Francelyne Marano,
Alain Vandewalle

7 articles in this issue

Editorial
Francelyne Marano
Alain Vandewalle
EditorialNotes Pages: 221 - 221
Endothelial progenitor cells: Characterization, in vitro expansion, and prospects for autologous cell therapy
D. M. Smadja
A. Cornet
P. Gaussem
OriginalPaper 16 March 2007 Pages: 223 - 239
In vitro models of intestinal epithelial cell differentiation
P. Simon-Assmann
N. Turck
M. Kedinger
OriginalPaper 12 December 2006 Pages: 241 - 256
Transimmortalized proximal tubule and collecting duct cell lines derived from the kidneys of transgenic mice
C. Chassin
M. Bens
A. Vandewalle
OriginalPaper 11 January 2007 Pages: 257 - 266
Human glomerular mesangial IP15 cell line as a suitable model for in vitro cadmium cytotoxicity studies
B. L’Azou
I. Dubus
J. Cambar
OriginalPaper 15 December 2006 Pages: 267 - 278
Development of a hemicornea from human primary cell cultures for pharmacotoxicology testing
N. Builles
N. Bechetoille
O. Damour
OriginalPaper 13 February 2007 Pages: 279 - 292
Preclinical cardio-safety assessment of torsadogenic risk and alternative methods to animal experimentation: The inseparable twins
B. M. Dumotier
A. V. Georgieva
OriginalPaper 10 January 2007 Pages: 293 - 302

Volume 23, Issue 4

Editorial

Endothelial progenitor cells: Characterization, in vitro expansion, and prospects for autologous cell therapy

In vitro models of intestinal epithelial cell differentiation

Transimmortalized proximal tubule and collecting duct cell lines derived from the kidneys of transgenic mice

Human glomerular mesangial IP15 cell line as a suitable model for in vitro cadmium cytotoxicity studies

Development of a hemicornea from human primary cell cultures for pharmacotoxicology testing

Preclinical cardio-safety assessment of torsadogenic risk and alternative methods to animal experimentation: The inseparable twins

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