Advancing ethical innovation in toxicology requires more than new ideas, it demands robust data, harmonized standards, and regulatory-ready infrastructure.
This white paper introduces the scientific and ethical foundations of VCGs and explains how the VICT3R consortium is working to validate and promote wider adoption. You’ll learn how historical control data can be leveraged to replace or reduce concurrent animal control groups, the technical and regulatory challenges that must be overcome, and why data standardization is essential for success.
As a contributing partner to VICT3R, Instem brings deep expertise in preclinical data management, regulatory compliance, and SEND implementation. This paper outlines Instem’s role in building SEND-aligned data structures, governance frameworks, and systems of record that improve data quality, interoperability, and readiness for regulatory scrutiny.
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