… as the search for true disease-specific biomarkers continues. … health risk assessment was
conducted by evaluating dose … used to inform target tissue dose extrapolation and estimation of …

… relationship could be described as a linear dose response. … dose-response for mutations
may be useful as a biomarker … data have greatly informed mode of action analysis for Cr(VI). …

… to build dose-response curves to feed in risk assessments of … biomarker OR defense
biomarker AND ecotoxicology AND … or biphasic trends in relation to the biomarker type -damage …

… to the pesticides exposure, biomarkers called endpoints are … conclusions of risk assessments
to make informed decisions … of the dose-effect and dose-response relationships, ie, …

… dose response indicative of metabolic induction, saturation, and changes in the external-internal
dose relationship … time points to determine appropriate biomarkers (parent and major …

… toxicity responses observed from combustible cigarette smoke exposure. These transcriptomic
studies establish a baseline for future analysis that can better inform the FDA of the risks …

… and biomarkers or intermediate measures of drug effect in … recognition that non-linear dose
responses are observed for at … of the quantitative analysis of dose–response relationships in …

… produced the observed biomarker concentrations measured in … , or, when an exposure-biomarker
relation is linear, a more … plays a critical role in informing us whether a given dose of a …

… of the different biomarkers in relation to exposure scenario’s and risk assessment, and (6) …
exposure to process-related contaminants in food and thus to better inform risk assessment. …

… We present here an approach for a cancer risk assessment for … in the concentration-response
relationship between lung and … dose (eg mg or mg/L-years) or arsenic biomarkers. …