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Welcome to the Web site of the Mixtures Specialty Section of the Society of Toxicology (SOT). The Mixtures Specialty Section was approved by the SOT and inaugurated at the 2006 SOT Annual Meeting in San Diego, CA. Its objectives are to:

  1. Serve as the focal point for interaction of members of the Society of Toxicology interested in mixtures toxicology.
  2. Develop, propose, and conduct programs and educational activities that emphasize the latest developments in mixtures toxicology.
  3. Relate those developments to the activities of the Society of Toxicology and to stimulate new growth in mixtures toxicology as it relates to the science of toxicology.
  4. Act as a resource to the Society in the area of the Section’s interest.

If you have any comments, suggestions, or other feedback about this web site or any activities of the Specialty Section, please contact any of the MSS Officers.

Become a Mixture Specialty Section member.


Risk Assessment Specialty Section (RASS) and Mixtures Specialty Section (MSS) Monthly Co-Sponsored Webinar

Wednesday November 9 from 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm (EDT)

Topic: “Risk from Multiple Chemicals in Polluted Communities

Presenter:
Christopher J. Portier, PhD, Director
National Center for Environmental Health
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
Centers for Disease Control

Abstract:

Evaluating the effects of a mixture of chemical agents affecting a community is an important issue for the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry. In this talk, I will detail an experimental process that ATSDR is using to evaluate multiple hazards at the same site. The method, based on relative risks rather than dose, allows us to combine risks across multiple routes and for multiple chemicals. Mechanistic information is used to decide how to combine the risks.

 


Membership Information
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To become a Mixtures Specialty Section member, you must be a member in good standing of the Society of Toxicology. To become an SOT member, you can apply on-line.

If you are already a member of the SOT, you can become a Mixtures Specialty Section member at any time by filling the application for membership. The cost of Mixtures Specialty Section membership is $15.00 per year. Student members received one free membership in the Specialty Section of their choice. Additional student memberships in Specialty Sections are $15.00 per year per section. You can apply at the same time for SOT and Mixtures Specialty Section memberships. You can also e-mail, fax or mail your Mixtures Specialty Section application to SOT. For more information regarding SOT or Specialty Section memberships, please contact SOT Headquarters directly.

E-mail: SOT Headquarters
Telephone number: 703.438.3115
Fax number: 703.438.3113

Mailing address:
SOT Headquarters
1821 Michael Faraday Drive, Suite 300
Reston, VA 20190


Officers 2011–2012
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Officer Affiliation
President
Michael L. Dourson Toxicology Excellence
for Risk Assessment
Cincinnati, OH
Vice President
Kendall B. Wallace University of Minnesota
Duluth, MN
Vice President-Elect
David R. Mattie U.S. Air Force
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, OH
Secretary/Treasurer
Cynthia V. Rider NIEHS-NTP
Research Triangle Park, NC
Past President
Kannan Krishnan Université de Montréal
Montréal, Canada
Councilor
Paul S. Price Dow Chemical Company
Midland, MI
Councilor
Kenneth G. Sexton University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, NC
Postdoctoral Representative
Xianglu Han Dow Chemical Company
Midland, MI
Student Representative
David Taylor Szabo University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill, NC

SOT Regional Chapter Members’ access to the Specialty Section On-Line Directory.

SOT Members’ access to the Specialty Section On-Line Directory.

Chapter Documents
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Chapter Bylaws:

Newsletter: February 2012
Newsletter: August 2011
Newsletter: February 2011

Annual Report: 2010–2011
Annual Report: 2009–2010
Annual Report: 2008–2009
Annual Report: 2007–2008

Minutes of meetings: November 2007
Minutes of meetings: March 2007


Awards
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Descriptions

Award Title Mixtures SS  Best Student/Postdoc Abstract Awards 
Award Description The Mixtures Specialty Section (MixSS), with the sponsorship of John Wiley publishers, provides awards targeted toward graduate students and post-doctoral fellows involved in research related to the toxicology of mixtures. At SOT 2012, the MixSS will recognize the outstanding Student and Postdoc abstracts. Two separate awards may be conferred. The winner of each will receive an achievement plaque and a cash award.

To be eligible, the student or postdoctoral fellow must be first author and the abstract must have been accepted by the Program Committee and must advance the field of mixtures research.

To apply please send:
1) an electronic copy of the accepted abstract;
2) a synopsis not to exceed 3 pages of the work on mixtures covered in the abstract. The synopsis can contain figures, tables and/or text; and
3) a letter from their major advisor addressed to President-Elect Dave Mattie confirming the trainee status (graduate student or postdoc) in good standing at the time of abstract submission.

The deadline for submission is midnight EST, Thursday, January 12, 2012.  
Deadline January 12 
Applicable Documents  
 
Award Title Mixtures SS  Best Abstract Award 
Award Description All abstracts on mixture-related toxicology accepted for presentation for the 2012 SOT Annual Meeting are eligible for this award. Applicants must either choose "mixtures" as the category for presentation or list "mixtures" as a keyword during abstract submission in order to be considered for this award. The ten finalists will be notified of their selection prior to the Annual Meeting. All finalists will be recognized and the winner of the Best Abstract Award will be announced at the Annual Business Meeting of the Mixtures Specialty Section. For further information about the Mixtures Specialty Section Awards, contact the current President-Elect, Dave Mattie.  
Deadline October 3 
Applicable Documents  
 

Past Award Recipients

Year 2008

Marc-André Verner (Best Student Abstract )

Sheppard Martin (Best Student Abstract)

Sookwang Lee (Best Student Abstract)


Photo Gallery
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Seattle 2008 MSS Reception

SOT-CCT Meeting 2005


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