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Computational methods in support of chemical risk assessment

2016-01-01

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Chemical risk assessment for human health effects is performed in order to establish safe exposure levels of chemicals to which individuals are exposed. The process of risk assessment traditionally involves the generation of toxicological studies from which health based guidance values are derived for a specific chemical. For low level exposures to chemicals, where there are no or limited chemical specific toxicit...

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3e51a145-a45e-5ca0-a8d3-e634438d66d1
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10.24377/ljmu.t.00004045
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