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Index of Cleared Science Reviews
Index for Cyd-X (Cydia pomonella granulosis virus) (Pc Code 129090)
November 17, 1992. Review. 9 Page(s).
David Bays. Ecological Effects Branch.
EPA Reg. No. 058971-U, Cydia pomonella NPV.
April 1, 1993. Memorandum. 3 Page(s).
Anthony Maciorowski. Ecological Effects Branch.
New Chemical/Microbial Screen for the Granulosis Virus of
the Codling Moth, Cydia pomonella, EPA File Symbol:
58042-R, Product Name: SPECIFIC-T-1, PC Code: 129090.
Inert ingredient information on page 2 is not included.
June 1, 1993. Data Eval. Rec. 5 Page(s).
J. Thomas McClintock. Science Analysis Branch.
Product Identity Study: Capsules of Cydia pomonella
granulosis virus.
Manufacturing process information on page 2 not included.
June 1, 1993. Data Eval. Rec. 2 Page(s).
J. Thomas McClintock. Science Analysis Branch.
Acute Intraperitoneal Toxicity: Cydia pomonella (the
codling moth) granulosis virus.
June 1, 1993. Memorandum. 7 Page(s).
J. Thomas McClintock. Science Analysis Branch.
SAB Review of a New Product Registration Application for
Cyd-X, an Insecticidal Virus-Based Product
Inert ingredient information on pages 2, 4 is not included.
June 24, 1993. Memorandum. 17 Page(s).
Cindy Schaffer. Science Analysis Branch.
SAB Review of a Request from Association for Sensible
Pest Control for Support of the Registration of
Baculovirus cydia pomonella.
Impurity information pages 1, 2 and 8; inert info pages 4,6,
and 7; manufacturing process info pages 5 and 6 not included.
August 16, 1993. Memorandum. 7 Page(s).
J. Thomas McClintock. Science Analysis Branch.
SAB Review of Supplemental Information Submitted to Support
the Registration of Cyd-X, a Virus-Based Insecticidal
Product. MRID Nos. 427218-01, -02, -03.
Manufacturing Process information on pages 2, 3 not included
Pages 5-7 deleted - registrant data.
August 24, 1993. Memorandum. 4 Page(s).
Cindy Schaffer. Science Analysis Branch.
SAB Review of Resubmission of Product Characterization
and Toxicology Data from Association for Sensible Pest
Control in Support of the Registration of Baculovirus
cydia pomonella (Submission No.:S444079; ID No.: 58042-R...
Inert ingredient information on page 1 is not included.
June 28, 1994. Memorandum. 5 Page(s).
Leo LaSotta. Environmental Fate and Effects Division.
EFED Biotecnology Team review of request for a
waiver of the requirement for testing, plant
studies, for the registration of 129090 codling
moth granulosis virus.
Impurity information on page 4 is not included.
July 12, 1994. Memorandum. 6 Page(s).
John L. Kough. Science Analysis Branch.
Review of Human Cell Culture Infectivity/Toxicity Assay for
Granulosis Virus of Cydia pomonella (CYD-X) from Crop
Genetics International.
MRID No. 413905-01.
July 13, 1994. Memorandum. 9 Page(s).
John Kough. Science Analysis Branch.
Review of Product Identity, Hypersensitivity
Incidents and Human Cell Culture Studies with
Codling Moth Granulosis Virus Submitted by the
University of California and the Association for
Sensible Pest Control. (continued).
Attachment(s) following:
July 13, 1994. Memorandum. Page(s).
John Kough. Science Analysis Branch.
(cont.)
MRID 431612-01, -02, -03.
Inert ingredient information and manufacturing process
information on pages 2, 3 and 4 is not included.
*End of attachments*
November 23, 1994. Memorandum. 3 Page(s).
John L. Kough. Science Analysis Branch.
Response to Requested Information about Human Cell Culture
Studies to Support the Registration of Spod-X and Cyd-X
Viral Insecticides.
April 11, 1995. Memorandum. 2 Page(s).
Cindy Schaffer. Biological and Pollution Prevention Div.
BPPD Review of Supplemental Product Characterization and
Insect Bioassay Data Submitted by The University of
California and the Association for Sensible Pest Control
in Support of the Registration of Specific T-1. Quality
control and manufacturing process info on pg 2 not included.
July 3, 1995. Memorandum. 1 Page(s).
Cindy Schaffer. Biological and Pollution Prevention Div.
BPPD Review of Data Submitted by The University of
California and the Association for Sensible Pest Control
in Support of an Exemption from the Requirement of a
Tolerance for Specific T-1.