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• 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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• 2 January 1998

  Analysis of the ECETOC aquatic toxicity (EAT) database I. General Introduction

  In assessing the environmental risk of a chemical it is necessary to predict safe levels in the environment, but this requires extrapolation from […]

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