toxicity profile

What is a Toxicity Profile?


A toxicity profile is a comprehensive evaluation of the harmful effects a substance can have on living organisms. It encompasses a variety of data, including the chemical's potential to cause acute and chronic toxicity, its dose-response relationship, and its effects on different biological systems.

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