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The paper discusses the evaluations of the toxic effects of chemicals, which use animals as surrogates for man, and their effectiveness. A characterization of potential differences and similarities in toxicological response between rodents and man for PVC and HCL is contained, as well as considerable insight into the factors responsible for the differences regarding exposure and response.
The paper discusses the evaluations of the toxic effects of chemicals, which use animals as surrogates for man, and their effectiveness. A characterization of potential differences and similarities in toxicological response between rodents and man for PVC and HCL is contained, as well as considerable insight into the factors responsible for the differences regarding exposure and response.
| Author(s) | Robert K. Hinderer, BFGoodrich Co., USA. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at WAI 59th Annual Convention, Atlanta, GA USA |
| Year | 1989 |
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