PharmATA, cilt.3, sa.2, ss.50-53, 2023 (Hakemli Dergi)
The use of in vitro cytotoxicity tests is increasing day by day with the increase in human exposure
to chemicals because these tests involve less cost and less time than in vivo methods. The purpose of in vitro cytotoxicity tests is to detect cell viability. The toxicity of the xenobiotic applied to
the cell should be determined. In vitro cytotoxicity tests are frequently used in analyses to detect
cell viability, such as drug development and cancer research. This review focuses on MTT and
Neutral Red Uptake analyses, which are the most commonly used in vitro cytotoxicity test methods. At the same time, how in vitro cytotoxicity tests are performed, where they are used, and
what are the advantages and disadvantages of these tests are also reviewed in this article. The
purpose of this article is to help researchers who will use the information about these frequently
used tests by compiling them.