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What are Toxicity Tests?

Toxicity tests are experiments conducted to determine the adverse effects of substances on living organisms. Common tests include acute toxicity tests, chronic toxicity tests, and carcinogenicity tests. These tests provide the data needed for risk assessments and regulatory decisions.

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