'Toxicity data' presentation slideshows

Estimating the dose-toxicity curve from completed Phase I studies

Estimating the dose-toxicity curve from completed Phase I studies. Alexia Iasonos, Irina Ostrovnaya Department of Biostatistics Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center CRM Workshop, October 2009. Motivation.

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It Takes a Village to Raise a Child

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Introduction to adverse effect

Introduction to adverse effect. Two major problems in food safety assessment. Food toxicologists are confronted with two major problems: food and food products are complex chemical mixtures of variable composition;

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Comparing the Recommended Dietary Allowance to Toxicity Values for Zn, Se, Mn, and Mb

Comparing the Recommended Dietary Allowance to Toxicity Values for Zn, Se, Mn, and Mb. John L. Cicmanec, DVM, MS, ORD, USEPA, Cincinnati, OH Kenneth A. Poirier, PhD, TERA, Cincinnati, OH Charles O. Abernathy, PhD, OW, US EPA, Wash, DC. The Issue.

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Pesticides

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Chemical concentration, activity, fugacity, and toxicity: dynamic implications

Chemical concentration, activity, fugacity, and toxicity: dynamic implications. Jon Arnot and Don Mackay Trent University. McKim Conference Duluth, MN September, 2007. Overview. Building on Part I by Don Mackay Four chemicals, log K OW = 2, 4, 6, 8 Two organisms, fish and mammal

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Mapping cancer specific drug-gene interactions

Mapping cancer specific drug-gene interactions. EMBL. Wolfgang Huber Computational Biology. Thorsten Zenz Lymphoproliferative disease DKFZ, Univ. Clinic Heidelberg. Genomics of drug sensitivity: drug screens in pan-cancer cell line panels.

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Exposure Data Landscape

Exposure Data Landscape. Peter P. Egeghy National Exposure Research Laboratory. NCCT Elaine Cohen Hubal Richard Judson Shad Mosher Sumit Gangwal Doris Sloan Jamie Vail. NERL Dan Vallero Linda Sheldon Carry Croghan Cecilia Tan. Acknowledgements. Disclaimer.

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Child poisoning study Project Team

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Clinical Trial Data Validation Using SAS PROC SQL

Clinical Trial Data Validation Using SAS PROC SQL. Jie Liu BIOS 524 Project 2003, Fall. Background. Toxicity data are collected for NCI Sponsored clinical trials at MCC. Data are monitored by NCI/CTEP quarterly.

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Development of Sediment Quality Objectives for California Bays and Estuaries

Development of Sediment Quality Objectives for California Bays and Estuaries. Steven Bay Southern California Coastal Water Research Project (SCCWRP) steveb@sccwrp.org. Project Update-December 2004. Project Organization. Direct Effects. Sediment quality database development

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Development of Sediment Quality Objectives for California Bays and Estuaries

Development of Sediment Quality Objectives for California Bays and Estuaries. Steven Bay Southern California Coastal Water Research Project (SCCWRP) steveb@sccwrp.org. Project Update-December 2004. Project Organization. Direct Effects. Sediment quality database development

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Malaysia

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Searching the Chemical Literature

Searching the Chemical Literature. Information Available in the Literature. Physical constants Melting point, boiling point, density, solubility data, toxicity data, refractive index. Synthesis pathways Experimental procedures Spectroscopy data FTIR, 1 H-NMR, 13 C-NMR, MS, UV-VIS.

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