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• ERF of volcanic ash
  '''Exposure-response function ([[ERF]]) of volcanic ash''' describes toxic properties of the ash derived from a volcanic eruption. What are toxic properties of the ash derived from a volcanic eruption?
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• TEF estimates
  indicating possible bioaccumulative properties in the food dibenzofurans (PBDFs) have AhR agonist properties and cause
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• Ah receptor ligands
  ...of these chemicals compared to TCDD are dependent upon the pharmacokinetic properties of the chemicals and the experimental design used in the comparisons. In ad ...ounted for in the TEF methodology. For example, I-3-C has anticarcinogenic properties in tumor promotion studies, and these effects may or may not be mediated th
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• TEF concept and Ah receptor
  comparisons of biochemical and toxicological properties. Continued research into the variety of additional cytoplasmic and nuclear ...ds to the Ah receptor and induces dioxin-like effects, we can classify the chemical as dioxin-like and describe its relative potency to TCDD without understand
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• What is the wisdom in “It’s the dose that determines that a thing is not a poison”?
  ...causing properties depend on the dose and not on the name or origin of the chemical. | next = What is a “chemical” after all?
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• Are we starting to glow from the uranium in our environment?
  ...d limit values were based on radioactivity, but it is now appreciated that chemical toxicity is more important as a health risk. ...ioactivity is lower than that of natural uranium. Its main problem is also chemical toxicity, not radioactivity.
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• Why are experts usually so sceptical?
  ...vent lung cancer at all. The supposition had been based on the antioxidant properties of beta-carotene. ...would not cause any major problems. But what if the chemical is a natural chemical in the environment? Would it be reasonable to exclude the use of many groun
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• The Toxic Substance Control Act Test Submission database (TSCATS)
  [[Category:Chemical properties]] [[Category:Toxicological properties]]
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• ATSDR - Toxicological Profiles
  ...ent". These profiles cover more than 250 substances. Profiles include also chemical and physical indormation and information for production, import, use and di National Priorities List, NPL, toxicology, chemical properties, physical properties, hazardous substances, toxicity, human exposure, toxicology, environmental
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• The FOOTPRINT Pesticide Properties Database
  The FOOTPRINT Pesticide Properties Database (FOOTPRINT PPDB) is a comprehensive relational database of pestici pesticides, chemical properties, ecotoxicology, environmental fate
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• Skin permeation calculator
  ...n coefficient (kp) is a measure of the conductance of skin to a particular chemical from a particular vehicle. This calculator by NIOSH estimates the value of [[Category:Chemical properties]]
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• Biodegradation and Bioconcentration of the Excisting Chemical Substances
  [[Category:Chemical properties]] [[Category:Fate properties]]
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• QSAR for skin permeation
  [[Category:Chemical properties]]
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• CalTOX
  ...water. This model assists the user in examining how chemical and landscape properties and exposure factors impact both the ultimate route and quantity of human c ...a limited range of spatial scales, time scales, geographic conditions, and chemical classes. These technical limitations apply to version 4.0 of CalTOX. Future
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• Pesticide Information Profiles (PIPs)
  [[Category:Chemical properties]] [[Category:Toxicological properties]]
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• Pesticide Fate Database
  ...on for 188 pesticide active ingredients: physical and chemical properties, chemical fate, transport of pesticide active ingredients registered in the United St ...s (OPP) collects and reviews a wide range of scientific studies, including chemical fate and transport studies. These studies describe what happens to a pestic
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• Pesticide Data Sheets (PDSs)
  [[Category:Chemical properties]] [[Category:Toxicological properties]]
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• PAN Pesticides Database
  *Chemical Search or Alphabetized Chemical List [[Category:Chemical properties]]
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• ChemBioFinder
  chemical properties, structures, physical properties [[Category:Chemical properties]]
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• Chemical and Physical Properties Database
  ...erson to compare and verify values quickly. Provides information for basic properties. chemical properties, physical properties, henry's law constants, partition coefficients, diffusion coefficients, air
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