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Human Variability in Response to Chemical Exposures Measures, Modeling, and Risk Assessment (Hardcover)
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Human Variability in Response to Chemical Exposures Measures, Modeling, and Risk Assessment (Hardcover)
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and for those interested in toxic effects of chemicals on humans,
Human Variability in Response to Chemical Exposures: Measures,
Modeling, and Risk Assessment recognizes and addresses the
increasing awareness that individual biological differences be
reflected when assessing human health risks associated with
exposure to chemicals. Eight original manuscripts, commissioned by
the ILSI Risk Science Institute, address the evidence for
variability in human response to chemicals associated with
reproductive and developmental effects, effects on the nervous
system and lungs, and cancer. Their reports convey both the current
state of scientific understanding of response variability and the
genetic basis for such observations. This book recognizes that
understanding of variability in response is critical in accounting
for interindividual variability in susceptibility and, hence, risk,
if the regulatory community and others are expected to characterize
human health risks associated with exposure to chemicals. Models
for incorporating measures of response variability in the risk
assessment process are critically reviewed and illustrated with
published data. This authoritative work indicates that, in the case
of certain chemicals and in the context of certain specific toxic
effects, we have considerable ability to predictively and
quantitatively characterize human variability, but, in the majority
of cases, our ability to do so is limited. If we improve both
quantity and quality of information available on response
variability and increase our understanding of target tissue
dosimetry, we should be better able to account for variability in
human susceptibility to the toxic effects of chemicals.
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