Human to Mouse dose calculation

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Dear National Biological Standards Board,

Could you inform us what the NIBSC Standard practise/ protocol is when converting human doses to be tested on mice, guinea pigs.

What is the % reduction of the human dose for each species?

Thankyou,

Best Regards,

Gavin Roberts.

Information Rights,

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Dear National Biological Standards Board,

Could you inform us what the NIBSC Standard practise/ protocol is when
converting human doses to be tested on mice, guinea pigs.

What is the % reduction of the human dose for each species?

Thankyou,

Best Regards,

Gavin Roberts.

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Dear Gavin Roberts,

Thank you for your request received on 22 August 2023 addressed to the UK
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Subject: Re: Case ref 352 - Freedom of Information request - Human to
Mouse dose calculation
 

Dear Gavin Roberts,  

 

Thank you for your request which will be handled by the Information Rights
Team at the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA). We acknowledge receipt of
your email and request for information, which will be treated as a request
for information under statutory access legislation. UKHSA has taken
responsibility for statutory access requests addressed to Public Health
England and NHS Test and Trace Services. 

 

Please note that requests under the Freedom of Information Act and the
Environmental Information Regulations (EIRs) will receive a response
within 20 working days from the day following the date of receipt of your
request. 

 

If the request is for your personal data, your request will be handled as
a data subject access request (SAR) under Article 15 of the UK General
Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR), then we will respond within one
month of the receipt of the request. 

 

We will aim to address all requests promptly and within the required
response timeframes. However, when we are unable to meet the response
timeframe we will keep requesters updated on a revised expected timescale
for a response to their request. 

Yours sincerely,
Information Rights Team
Parliamentary and Public Accountability Team
UK Health Security Agency
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[8]www.gov.uk/ukhsa  Follow us on Twitter @UKHSA

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From: gavin roberts <[FOI #1017714 email]>
Sent: 22 August 2023 17:41
To: FOI <[email address]>
Subject: Freedom of Information request - Human to Mouse dose calculation
 
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Dear National Biological Standards Board,

Could you inform us what the NIBSC Standard practise/ protocol is when
converting human doses to be tested on mice, guinea pigs.

What is the % reduction of the human dose for each species?

Thankyou,

Best Regards,

Gavin Roberts.

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