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Toxicity Pathway-Based Risk Assessment: Preparing for Paradigm Change: A Symposium Summary (2010)
Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology (BEST)

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Toxicity-Pathway-Based Risk Assessment: Preparing for Paradigm Change - A Symposium Summary

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Perturbation of cellular response pathway, leading to adverse effects,

 

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DNA sequencing output,

 

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Throughput potential for data acquisition as related to levels of biologic organization,

 

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Illustration of bioactivity profiling using high-throughput technologies to screen chemicals,

 

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Overview of chemical registration for REACH,

 

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Integration of new approaches for toxicology,

 

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Dosimetry considerations in cell systems,

 

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What do cells see? Protein adsorption by nanomaterials is a universal phenomenon in biologic systems,

 

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Example of gene ontology for DNA metabolism, a biologic process,

 

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Framework for interpretation of dose- and time-dependent genomic data,

 

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Integrated data provide more comprehensive and accurate network reconstruction,

 

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Illustration of the development of modular network models,

 

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Interaction network that can be used to associate environmental factors with toxicity pathways and associated human diseases,

 

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