English: EpiSkinTM SOP, Version 1.8 (February 2009), ECVAM Skin Irritation Validation Study: Validation of the EpiSkinTM test method 15 min-42 hours for the prediction of acute skin irritation of chemicals.
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Italian: EpiSkinTM SOP, Version 1.8 (February 2009), ECVAM Skin Irritation Validation Study: Validation of the EpiSkinTM test method 15 min - 42 hours for the prediction of acute skin irritation of chemicals.
Portuguese: EpiSkinTM SOP, Version 1.8 (fevereiro de 2009). ECVAM Skin Irritation Validation Study: Validation of the EpiSkinTM test method 15 min – 42 hours for the prediction of acute skin irritation of chemicals.
Dutch: EpiSkinTM SOP, Version 1.8 (February 2009), ECVAM Skin Irritation Validation Study: Validation of the EpiSkinTM test method 15 min - 42 hours for the prediction of acute skin irritation of chemicals.
Danish: EpiSkinTM SOP, Version 1.8 (February 2009), ECVAM Skin Irritation Validation Study: Validation of the EpiSkinTM test method 15 min – 42 hours for the prediction of acute skin irritation of chemicals.
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Finnish: EpiSkinTM SOP, Version 1.8 (helmikuu 2009). ECVAM Skin Irritation Validation Study: Validation of the EpiSkinTM test method 15 min – 42 hours for the prediction of acute skin irritation of chemicals.
Greek: EpiSkinTM SOP, Version 1.8 (February 2009), ECVAM Skin Irritation Validation Study: Validation of the EpiSkinTM test method 15 min - 42 hours for the prediction of acute skin irritation of chemicals.
Czech: EpiSkinTM SOP, Version 1.8 (February 2009), ECVAM Skin Irritation Validation Study: Validation of the EpiSkinTM test method 15 min. – 42 hours for the prediction of acute skin irritation of chemicals.
Slovak: EpiSkinTM SOP, Version 1.8 (February 2009), ECVAM Skin Irritation Validation Study: Validation of the EpiSkinTM test method 15 min. – 42 hours for the prediction of acute skin irritation of chemicals.
Polish: EpiSkinTM SOP, Version 1.8 (luty 2009), ECVAM Skin Irritation Validation Study: Validation of the EpiSkinTM test method 15 min - 42 hours for the prediction of acute skin irritation of chemicals.
Hungarian: EpiSkinTM SOP, Version 1.8 (February 2009), ECVAM Skin Irritation Validation Study: Validation of the EpiSkinTM test method 15 min – 42 hours for the prediction of acute skin irritation of chemicals.
Slovenian: EpiSkinTM SOP, Version 1.8 (February 2009), ECVAM Skin Irritation Validation Study: Validation of the EpiSkinTM test method 15 min - 42 hours for the prediction of acute skin irritation of chemicals.
Romanian: EpiSkinTM SOP, Version 1.8 (February 2009), ECVAM Skin Irritation Validation Study: Validation of the EpiSkinTM test method 15 min – 42 hours for the prediction of acute skin irritation of chemicals.
Bulgarian: EpiSkinTM SOP, Version 1.8 (February 2009), ECVAM Skin Irritation Validation Study: Validation of the EpiSkinTM test method 15 min - 42 hours for the prediction of acute skin irritation of chemicals.
Estonian: EpiSkinTM SOP, Version 1.8 (February 2009), ECVAM Skin Irritation Validation Study: Validation of the EpiSkinTM test method 15 min - 42 hours for the prediction of acute skin irritation of chemicals.
Latvian: EpiSkinTM SOP, Version 1.8 (February 2009), ECVAM Skin Irritation Validation Study: Validation of the EpiSkinTM test method 15 min - 42 hours for the prediction of acute skin irritation of chemicals.
Lithuanian: EpiSkinTM SOP, Version 1.8 (February 2009), ECVAM Skin Irritation Validation Study: Validation of the EpiSkinTM test method 15 min - 42 hours for the prediction of acute skin irritation of chemicals.
Maltese: EpiSkinTM SOP, Verżjoni 1.8 (Frar 2009), ECVAM Skin Irritation Validation Study: Validation of the EpiSkinTM test method 15 min — 42 hours for the prediction of acute skin irritation of chemicals.