Titlebook: Chemical Mixtures and Combined Chemical and Nonchemical Stressors; Exposure, Toxicity, Cynthia V. Rider,Jane Ellen Simmons Book 2018 Sprin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-32817-1 biomonitoring data, highlighting the need for integrated modeling tools that allow the functional link among exposure, internal dose and biomonitoring data. Extrapolation of exposure estimates from individual data to population exposure through advanced probabilistic techniques and agent-based mode

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Wenzhu Zhang,Ran Wang,Ting Yuan,Zhigang Wuconsidering mechanistic data in a mixtures assessment. The use of this concept provides a means to allow more specificity when deciding whether to use dose addition, independent action or integrated addition risk assessment methodologies. Furthermore, AOPs enable novel approaches for determining che

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Product Dispossession: A Conceptual Approached to explore mechanisms of joint action. In general, the steps for investigating joint toxicity using additivity models include (1) deciding on which additivity model(s) to apply (e.g., dose addition, independent action, or both), (2) collecting dose-response data on individual chemicals and the mi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-13084-2tatistical mixture designs such as the isobologram and the fixed ratio ray. General considerations are provided that will aid in the development of both experimental design and analysis strategies that address the question(s) being asked.

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Yajun Cai,Yilong Zhang,Huanhuan Wu, the risk assessment could be based on surrogate toxicity information obtained from testing a sufficiently similar mixture. Biostatistical approaches for evaluating whether mixtures are sufficiently similar are included here as potential approaches that may, with further evaluation, prove useful in

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