PERSPECTIVE Rationale and Procedures for Using the Tissue
... those species that are considered regulators, homeostatic control of metal concentrations in tissue will likely be exceeded at some exposure concentration, resulting in increases in whole-body concentrations that may exhibit a dose-response relationship. According to Rainbow and Dallinger (1993), re ...
... those species that are considered regulators, homeostatic control of metal concentrations in tissue will likely be exceeded at some exposure concentration, resulting in increases in whole-body concentrations that may exhibit a dose-response relationship. According to Rainbow and Dallinger (1993), re ...
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... thorough circulation of waste matter and its intimate contact with bacterial population, providing higher output efficiency. However, they require larger land area than required by high solid digesters due to increase in volumes1,6-9. Complexity: A single stage (one phase) digester is one in which a ...
... thorough circulation of waste matter and its intimate contact with bacterial population, providing higher output efficiency. However, they require larger land area than required by high solid digesters due to increase in volumes1,6-9. Complexity: A single stage (one phase) digester is one in which a ...
Unclassified ENV/JM/MONO(2016)66
... The degree to which metals are available and cause toxicity to aquatic, sediment burying and terrestrial organisms is determined by site-specific geochemical conditions controlling the speciation/precipitation and/or complexation of metals. In the aquatic environment these processes are generally co ...
... The degree to which metals are available and cause toxicity to aquatic, sediment burying and terrestrial organisms is determined by site-specific geochemical conditions controlling the speciation/precipitation and/or complexation of metals. In the aquatic environment these processes are generally co ...
Eighty-first meeting. Residues of veterinary drugs
... current EU guidelines. EHC 240 does not allow for the extrapolation of MRLs from muscle of Salmonidae to other finfish, but this is allowable based on European Union guidelines. JECFA should consider extrapolation of MRLs between fish species. If the data required to support such MRL extrapolation i ...
... current EU guidelines. EHC 240 does not allow for the extrapolation of MRLs from muscle of Salmonidae to other finfish, but this is allowable based on European Union guidelines. JECFA should consider extrapolation of MRLs between fish species. If the data required to support such MRL extrapolation i ...
for Sodium Fluoride
... The Agency has concluded that no special hazard-based safety factor under the Food Quality Protection Act (FQPA) of 1996 is needed for sodium fluoride based on its current registered use patterns. Risks summarized in this document are those that result only from the use of the active ingredients sod ...
... The Agency has concluded that no special hazard-based safety factor under the Food Quality Protection Act (FQPA) of 1996 is needed for sodium fluoride based on its current registered use patterns. Risks summarized in this document are those that result only from the use of the active ingredients sod ...
LTD/1389
... to metabolism rather than a toxic effect) (HERA, 2007). Therefore the notified chemical may be expected to have similar effects after repeat exposure, but a quantitative determination of the repeat dose toxicity cannot be made. Mutagenicity The notified chemical was found to be negative in a bacteri ...
... to metabolism rather than a toxic effect) (HERA, 2007). Therefore the notified chemical may be expected to have similar effects after repeat exposure, but a quantitative determination of the repeat dose toxicity cannot be made. Mutagenicity The notified chemical was found to be negative in a bacteri ...
Glufosinate ammonium poisoning
... The toxicity of glufosinate varies in different laboratory animals. The oral LD50 is 436-464 mg/kg in mice and 1,510-1,660 mg/kg in rats. Dogs are the most sensitive. They can be twice as susceptible as mice (the LD50 for beagles is 200-400 mg/kg. The LD50 of the surfactant, AES, is 1,995-2,138 mg/k ...
... The toxicity of glufosinate varies in different laboratory animals. The oral LD50 is 436-464 mg/kg in mice and 1,510-1,660 mg/kg in rats. Dogs are the most sensitive. They can be twice as susceptible as mice (the LD50 for beagles is 200-400 mg/kg. The LD50 of the surfactant, AES, is 1,995-2,138 mg/k ...
Green Seal Standard and Environmental Evaluation for General
... List of Tables Table 2.1 Common surfactants..................................................................................................................................2-2 Table 2.2 Common builders, saponifiers, and chelating agents.............................................................. ...
... List of Tables Table 2.1 Common surfactants..................................................................................................................................2-2 Table 2.2 Common builders, saponifiers, and chelating agents.............................................................. ...
IPCS Poisons Information Monograph 573
... In countries where aldrin is used for treating crops and grain, severe acute poisoning (accidental or intentional) may occur. Higher rates of exposure may occur in homes treated with aldrin for termite control. Air concentrations of dieldrin were elevated in home interior areas (Dobbs & Williams, 19 ...
... In countries where aldrin is used for treating crops and grain, severe acute poisoning (accidental or intentional) may occur. Higher rates of exposure may occur in homes treated with aldrin for termite control. Air concentrations of dieldrin were elevated in home interior areas (Dobbs & Williams, 19 ...
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... enzyme or the appearance of a new enzyme. The alternative metabolic pathway for urea synthesis in chronic renal failure (35) is consistent with an increase in methylguanidine concentration. In subsequent studies Stein et al. (36) reported increased concentrations of guanidinosuccinic acid in serum a ...
... enzyme or the appearance of a new enzyme. The alternative metabolic pathway for urea synthesis in chronic renal failure (35) is consistent with an increase in methylguanidine concentration. In subsequent studies Stein et al. (36) reported increased concentrations of guanidinosuccinic acid in serum a ...
IOSR Journal of Environmental Science, Toxicology and Food Technology (IOSR-JESTFT)
... The usages of synthetic dyes are one amongst the main chemical pollutants that invent commonly from printing, painting, textile, food and plastic industries [1]. Textile industries are most frequent industries that used a lot of synthetic dyes in their manufacturing process that contribute to the di ...
... The usages of synthetic dyes are one amongst the main chemical pollutants that invent commonly from printing, painting, textile, food and plastic industries [1]. Textile industries are most frequent industries that used a lot of synthetic dyes in their manufacturing process that contribute to the di ...
triclopyr - Invasive.Org
... The extent to which the toxic effects of the ester are reduced by degradation is poorly understood. Studies have shown that the ester formulation degrades rapidly to less toxic forms (Thompson et al. 1991). Kreutzweiser et al. (1994) however, has shown that there is a significant chance of acute let ...
... The extent to which the toxic effects of the ester are reduced by degradation is poorly understood. Studies have shown that the ester formulation degrades rapidly to less toxic forms (Thompson et al. 1991). Kreutzweiser et al. (1994) however, has shown that there is a significant chance of acute let ...
Toxicity of naturally occurring compounds of Lamiaceae and
... pesticides to control agricultural pests has been a standard practice. However, with growing evidence that many conventional pesticides can adversely affect the environment, requirements for safer means of pest management have become crucial. Therefore, the use of safe, lowtoxicity botanical pestici ...
... pesticides to control agricultural pests has been a standard practice. However, with growing evidence that many conventional pesticides can adversely affect the environment, requirements for safer means of pest management have become crucial. Therefore, the use of safe, lowtoxicity botanical pestici ...
Bursting the bubble on antibacterial soap
... In a world full of germs and viruses, antibacterial products may seem like an easy way to stay healthy, but a close look at them reveals that they present a serious threat to public health and the environment. Over the last two decades, antibacterial products have swarmed the marketplace, showing up ...
... In a world full of germs and viruses, antibacterial products may seem like an easy way to stay healthy, but a close look at them reveals that they present a serious threat to public health and the environment. Over the last two decades, antibacterial products have swarmed the marketplace, showing up ...
How to Determine if an Additional 10 Safety Factor Is Needed for
... for an additional 103 FQPA safety factor, was assessed. Conclusions from this evaluation are as follows: (1) There are adequate data on the effects of chlorpyrifos on blood, brain, and peripheral tissue AChE in both adult and neonatal rats to establish a conservative RfD that will protect the health ...
... for an additional 103 FQPA safety factor, was assessed. Conclusions from this evaluation are as follows: (1) There are adequate data on the effects of chlorpyrifos on blood, brain, and peripheral tissue AChE in both adult and neonatal rats to establish a conservative RfD that will protect the health ...
Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate
... waste sewer or landfill. The notified chemical is not expected to partition to sediment/sludge of the waste water treatment plant, but is likely to undergo degradation (see below). The notified chemical is intended for use in sunscreens and skin care products and, as such, would be expected to be re ...
... waste sewer or landfill. The notified chemical is not expected to partition to sediment/sludge of the waste water treatment plant, but is likely to undergo degradation (see below). The notified chemical is intended for use in sunscreens and skin care products and, as such, would be expected to be re ...
Biocidal Products Committee (BPC) - ECHA
... ingredients contribute to the human health effects and the subsequent risks, and have to be taken into account in the overall risk characterisation. No toxicity tests for the substance generated in situ is available, and therefore the respective data on peracetic acid in aqueous solution (containing ...
... ingredients contribute to the human health effects and the subsequent risks, and have to be taken into account in the overall risk characterisation. No toxicity tests for the substance generated in situ is available, and therefore the respective data on peracetic acid in aqueous solution (containing ...
Safety evaluation strategy of non
... • Proteins might give allergic responses in sensitive people and should therefore be evaluated • FCMs with ingredients of biological origin might contain proteins • If considered relevant screening for known allergens and specific risk assessment • Here assumed that allergens are not part of the FCM ...
... • Proteins might give allergic responses in sensitive people and should therefore be evaluated • FCMs with ingredients of biological origin might contain proteins • If considered relevant screening for known allergens and specific risk assessment • Here assumed that allergens are not part of the FCM ...
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... present study effect of chromium, nickel, cobalt and copper were assessed on growth of Pseudomonas aeruginosa ARSKS20 and its decolorization ability of Reactive red 35 was studied in nutrient broth medium under static condition at 35°C. Growth of Pseudomonas aeruginosa ARSKS20 and decolorization of ...
... present study effect of chromium, nickel, cobalt and copper were assessed on growth of Pseudomonas aeruginosa ARSKS20 and its decolorization ability of Reactive red 35 was studied in nutrient broth medium under static condition at 35°C. Growth of Pseudomonas aeruginosa ARSKS20 and decolorization of ...
Layered structure of UASB granules gives microbial populations
... When the initial concentration of toxic compounds was less than 50 µl l−1 , the granules degraded acetate completely regardless of their structure. However, when the concentration of toxic organic chemicals was increased more than 100 µl l−1 , broken granules could not completely degrade the acetate ...
... When the initial concentration of toxic compounds was less than 50 µl l−1 , the granules degraded acetate completely regardless of their structure. However, when the concentration of toxic organic chemicals was increased more than 100 µl l−1 , broken granules could not completely degrade the acetate ...
Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA): A Global Water
... second half of the 1900s. During that time, it was haphazardly introduced into the natural environment through manufacturing processes and also exposed to humans through various applications and products. What makes PFOA an attractive chemical for industrial use also gives it low biodegradability pr ...
... second half of the 1900s. During that time, it was haphazardly introduced into the natural environment through manufacturing processes and also exposed to humans through various applications and products. What makes PFOA an attractive chemical for industrial use also gives it low biodegradability pr ...
NGL - Chevron Phillips Chemical
... The product stewardship summary is intended to give general information about the chemical or categories of chemicals addressed. It is not intended to provide an in-depth discussion of all health and safety information. Additional information on these chemicals is available through the applicable Sa ...
... The product stewardship summary is intended to give general information about the chemical or categories of chemicals addressed. It is not intended to provide an in-depth discussion of all health and safety information. Additional information on these chemicals is available through the applicable Sa ...
Guidance for Identifying Pesticides that have a Common Mechanism
... grouped. Thus, for those substances initially grouped using the “similarity of toxic effect” criterion (step 1), a determination will need to be made as to which substances indeed have a common toxic effect. The toxicity data for substances initially grouped using any of the other criteria in step 1 ...
... grouped. Thus, for those substances initially grouped using the “similarity of toxic effect” criterion (step 1), a determination will need to be made as to which substances indeed have a common toxic effect. The toxicity data for substances initially grouped using any of the other criteria in step 1 ...
RoHS and REACH CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
... It is hereby stated and certified that Teledyne Relays complies with the Registration Evaluation Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) Directives to the extent stated herein: Teledyne Relays is a manufacturer of articles. Teledyne Relays has taken the initiative to review the (169) subs ...
... It is hereby stated and certified that Teledyne Relays complies with the Registration Evaluation Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) Directives to the extent stated herein: Teledyne Relays is a manufacturer of articles. Teledyne Relays has taken the initiative to review the (169) subs ...
Fluorine and its significance in stomatology
... tion of drinking water, pills with fluorine content, toothpastes, flosses, mouthwashes, fluoride varnishes, chewing gums with fluoride content and dental materials emitting fluorine) [2]. A relevant issue is the anti-bacterial activity of fluorine. In acidified conditions, fluorides diffuse into mic ...
... tion of drinking water, pills with fluorine content, toothpastes, flosses, mouthwashes, fluoride varnishes, chewing gums with fluoride content and dental materials emitting fluorine) [2]. A relevant issue is the anti-bacterial activity of fluorine. In acidified conditions, fluorides diffuse into mic ...