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What is the significance of dose-response relationships?

The dose-response relationship is a fundamental concept in toxicology that describes the correlation between the dose of a chemical and the extent of its toxic effect. Understanding this relationship helps toxicologists determine safe exposure levels and assess the risk posed by chemical substances.

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