In vitro tests for haematotoxicity: Prediction of drug-induced myelosuppression by the CFU-GM assay

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In a prevalidation study, a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for human and mouse in vitro tests was developed, for evaluating the potential haematotoxicity of xenobiotics in terms of their direct, adverse effects on the myeloid colony-forming unit (CFU-GM). Based on the adjustment of the mouse-derived maximum tolerated dose (MTD), a prediction model was set up to calculate the human MTD, and an international blind trial was designed to apply this model to the clinical neutropenia of 23 drugs including 17 antineoplastics. The model correctly predicted the human MTD for 20 drugs out of the 23 (87%). This high percentage of predictivity, and the reproducibility of the SOP testing, confirmed the scientific validation of this model, and suggested promising applications for developing and validating other in vitro methods for use in haematotoxicology.

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Pessina, A., Albella, B., Bayo, M., Bueren, J., Brantom, P., Casati, S., … Gribaldo, L. (2002). In vitro tests for haematotoxicity: Prediction of drug-induced myelosuppression by the CFU-GM assay. In Alternatives to Laboratory Animals (Vol. 30, pp. 75–79). FRAME. https://doi.org/10.1177/026119290203002s11

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