Biomonitoring uses analytic methods that permit the accurate measurement of low levels of environmental chemicals in human tissues.
The Use of Biomonitoring Data in Exposure and Human Health Risk Assessments
Environmental Health Perspectives, 2006
Open access, peer-reviewed publications ensure that knowledge is a public good. HESI believes that accessible research is critical for equitable engagement, diverse collaboration, and increased interdisciplinary conversation. We strive to achieve open access on all publications, and more than 200 publications from HESI programs have been published in the last decade.
Environmental Health Perspectives, 2006
Biomonitoring uses analytic methods that permit the accurate measurement of low levels of environmental chemicals in human tissues.
Critical Reviews in Toxicology, 2014
The HESI RISK21 project formed the Dose-Response/Mode-of-Action Subteam to develop strategies for using all available data (in vitro, in vivo, and in silico) to advance the next-generation of chemical risk assessments.
Reproductive Toxicology, 2014
A β-actin-luc transgenic mouse model was used to evaluate whether embryo-fetal exposure could occur after intravaginal administration of a compound.
Human and Experimental Toxicology, 2002
The benefits and costs are discussed for the possibility of using pups generated in breeding studies for additional assessments, such as evaluating immunotoxicity.
Toxicological Sciences, 2007
In the safety assessment of novel foods produced through biotechnology, careful consideration is given to determining the allergenic potential of newly introduced proteins.
Environmental Health Perspectives, 2004
Microarrays provide an unprecedented opportunity for comprehensive concurrent analysis of thousands of genes.
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