COSMOS next generation - A public knowledge base leveraging chemical and biological data to support the regulatory

C Yang1,2, M T D Cronin3, K B Arvidson4

  • 1MN-AM, Columbus, OH, USA.

Keywords:
AOP, Adverse Outcome PathwayAnalogue selectionCERES, Chemical Evaluation and Risk Estimation SystemCFSAN, Center for Food Safety and Applied NutritionCMS-ID, COSMOS Identification NumberCOSMOS DB, COSMOS DatabaseCOSMOS MINIS, Minimum Inclusion Criteria of Studies in COSMOS DBCOSMOS NG, COSMOS Next GenerationCRADA, Cooperative Research and Development AgreementCosIng, Cosmetic Ingredient DatabaseDART, Developmental & Reproductive ToxicityDB, DatabaseDST, Dempster Shafer TheoryDatabaseECHA, European Chemicals AgencyEFSA, European Food Safety AuthorityGuided workflowHESS, Hazard Evaluation Support SystemHNEL, Highest No Effect LevelHTS, High throughput screeningILSI, International Life Sciences InstituteIUCLID, International Uniform Chemical Information DatabaseKnowledge hubLEL, Lowest Effect LevelLOAEL, Lowest Observed Adverse Effect LevelLogP, Logarithm of the octanol:water partition coefficientNAM, New Approach MethodologyNGRA, Next Generation Risk-AssessmentNITE, National Institute of Technology and Evaluation (Japan)NOAEL, No Observed Adverse Effect LevelNTP, National Toxicology ProgramOECD, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelopmentOpenFoodTox, EFSA’s OpenFoodTox databasePAFA, Priority-based Assessment of Food Additive databasePK/TK, Pharmacokinetics/ToxicokineticsPublic databaseQA, Quality AssuranceQC, Quality ControlREACH, Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of ChemicalsSCC, Science Committee on Cosmetics (EU)SCCNFP, Scientific Committee of Cosmetic Products and Non-food Products intended for Consumers (EU)SCCP, Scientific Committee on Consumer Products (EU)SCCS, Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (EU)Study reliabilityTTC, Threshold of Toxicological ConcernToxRefDB, Toxicity Reference DatabaseToxicityUS EPA, United States Environmental Protection AgencyUS FDA, United States Food and Drug Administration

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