The use of in vitro data in risk assessment.

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Describing the toxicological profile of a substance is the first step required for risk assessment. Although a wide range of in vitro methods are widely used to characterise toxicological properties including toxicokinetics, regulatory acceptance is mainly confined to in vitro tests which investigate genotoxic end-points. In vitro tests have been proposed for the endpoints acute toxicity, repeated dose toxicity...

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