toxicological response

How is Toxicological Response Measured?

Measuring toxicological response involves various bioassays and analytical techniques. These include:
In Vivo Studies: Animal testing provides insights into the effects of chemicals in a whole organism, though ethical considerations are pushing for alternative methods.
In Vitro Studies: These are conducted in controlled environments outside living organisms, such as in test tubes or petri dishes, to assess cellular responses.
Biomarkers: Biological markers are used to detect and measure exposure, effect, and susceptibility to toxicants.

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