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From: Derivation of occupational exposure levels (OELs) of Low-toxicity isometric biopersistent particles: how can the kinetic lung overload paradigm be used for improved inhalation toxicity study design and OEL-derivation?

Figure 6

Modeling of the accumulated volumetric lung burdens of rats exposed to respirable MWCNT (Baytubes) for 13 weeks [[23]] . The deposition (MoAI)-dependent “effect-related kinetics” was placed into perspective relative to the retention(MoAII)-related kinetics following a post-exposure period of 6 months (for further details see [36]).

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Particle and Fibre Toxicology

ISSN: 1743-8977

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