Simulations Plus, Inc. has announced the release of DILIsym® 11, the latest version of its quantitative systems toxicology $(QST.AU)$ software platform, aimed at predicting drug-induced liver injury (DILI). This version introduces new features including pediatric representation, allowing for improved predictions of liver safety in children. Additionally, it offers a new T-cell model to enhance understanding of CD8+ T-cell mediated hepatocellular injury, as well as improved modeling of bile acid and cholestatic liver injury, and updated antioxidant adaptation mechanisms. This advancement is expected to aid in developing safer and more effective therapies, particularly for vulnerable pediatric populations.
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