Prioritizing chemicals for developmental neurotoxicity by integrating data from a new approach methods (NAMs) battery covering key cellular events in neurodevelopment
Laura A. Hall(National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences), Christopher A. McPherson(Research Triangle Park Foundation), Arantza Muriana(Policlínica Gipuzkoa), Skylar W. Marvel(North Carolina State University), Anna Kreutz(Applied Research Associates), Jason P. Stanko(National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences), Katharina Koch(Leibniz Institute of Environmental Medicine), Timothy J. Shafer(Environmental Protection Agency), Ellen Fritsche(University of Basel), Helena T. Hogberg(Research Triangle Park Foundation), Mamta Behl(Neurocrine Biosciences (United States)), Robert C. Sills(National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences), Marcel Leist(University of Konstanz), Jui‐Hua Hsieh(National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences)
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