Middle Atlantic Reproduction and Teratology

When limited historical data is available from the aforementioned sources, there are external sources of historical control data that can be used with the appropriate qualifiers. The leading source of historical control data for developmental toxicity remains the MARTA Historical Control Database. This data originated from industry surveys conducted by the Middle Atlantic Reproduction and Teratology Association (MARTA) and the Midwest Teratology Association (MTA) (4-6). It is the most comprehensive compilation of control data from developmental toxicity studies in CD rats and... [Pg.278]

Charles River Laboratories (1996) Historical control data (1992-1994) for developmental and reproductive toxicity studies using the CrhCD (SD)BR rat. Compiled by MARTA (Middle Atlantic Reproduction and Teratology Association) and MTA (Midwest Teratology Association), http //www.criver.com/sitecol-lectiondocuments / rm rm r tox studies crlcd sd br rat.pdf. Accessed 4 fan 2012... [Pg.293]

MARTA (Middle Atlantic Reproduction and Teratology Association) (1993) Historical control data for developmental and reproductive toxicity studies using the New-Zealand White rabbit. Edited by Lang, P.L. HRP Inc. [Pg.293]

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