algae

• 29 December 2007

  TR 102 – Intelligent Testing Strategies in Ecotoxicology: Mode of Action Approach for Specifically Acting Chemicals

  TR 102 : Intelligent Testing Strategies in Ecotoxicology: Mode of Action Approach for Specifically Acting Chemicals | December 2007 There is widespread regulatory […]

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  • Tags : Absorption, acute, Agrochemical, algae, amphibians, animal welfare, Antimycotic, aquatic, arthropod, Assessment, Bacteria, bioaccumulation, biochemical, biological, biomarker, biomedical, biomolecule, cancer, Carbamates, carrier protein, cellular, chemical, chronic, Compound, Crustaceans, CYP, cypermethrin, daphnid, development, developmental, drug, ecosystem, Ecotoxicity, environmental risk assessment (ERA), Enzyme, Ergosterol, exposure, fish, fluoxetine, Freshwater, Fungal, Growth, Homones, Human, Hydrophilic, in vivo testing, intelligent testing strategies (ITS), invertebrate, Ketoconazole, Lipophilic, mammalian, marine, Medication, microbial, microorganism, MOA, MOA1, MOA2, MOA3, MOA4, molecular, mollusks, neurotoxic, Neurotoxicity, neurotransmitter, NOEC, non-arthropod, Non-arthropods, Oestrogen, oestrogenic, organism, Pharmaceutical, pharmacological, Phylogeny, physical-chemical data, plant, Population, protein target ITS, reactive chemicals, Receptor, reproduction, reproductive, Risk assessment, science, Scientific, sensitivity ratio, serotonin, species, structure activity relationships, substance, survival, target, toxic effects, Toxicity, Toxicological, Triclosan, Tumour, vertebrate, vitellogenin, zebrafish
• 29 January 2006

  TR 097 – Alternative Testing Approaches in Environmental Safety Assessment

  TR 097 : Alternative Testing Approaches in Environmental Safety Assessment | January 2006 There are many opportunities for applying the principles of the […]

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  • Tags : (Q)SAR, Absorption, algae, animal testing, bioconcentration of chemicals, biomagnification, Biomimetic extraction, cellular systems, chemical biotransformation, chronic effects, daphnids, Ecotoxicology, endocrine activity, Environmental risk assessment, environmental safety, excretion, exposure concentration, fish cell line, in vitro systems, Metabolism, read-across, sorption, step-down approach, toxicogenomics
• 28 May 2005

  JACC Report 47 – 1,1-Dichloro-2,2,2-trifluoroethane (HCFC-123) Third edition

  JACC 047 : 1,1-Dichloro-2,2,2-trifluoroethane (HCFC-123)CAS No. 306-83-2 (Third Edition) | July 2005 This report has been produced as part of the ECETOC Joint […]

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  • Tags : air levels, air-conditioning, algae, Aquatic organisms, Aquatic toxicity, benign tumours, bio-concentrate, Biodegradable, body weight gain, cardiac arrhythmia, cell transformation, central nervous system, chromosome aberration, Clastogenic activity, CNS, concurrent exposure, Copenhagen Amendment, Depression, developmental toxicity, Dichloro-2 2 2-trifluoroethane, dogs, exposure groups, Eye Irritation, fish, genotoxic, global warming potential, Growth, guinea pigs, hamster, HCFC-123, HCFC-124, hepatic, hepatocellular adenomas, HFC-125, hormonal disturbances, human exposure, human lymphocytes, hygiene practices, immuno-blotting, in vivo, lesions, life threatening, liver disease, liver lesions, LOAEL, lower body weight, Montreal Protocol, necrosis, neonates, occupational exposure., peroxisome proliferation, proliferation, rabbits, radicals, Rat, Refrigerant, reproductive performance, Soluble, strain, testicular tumours, Tetrachloroethylene, toxic, trifluoroacetic acid, trifluoroacetyl chloride, β-oxidation