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Dose-Response ENVR430 Nov 09, 2009 Casarett and Doull, Chapter 2, pp. 18-27(6 th Edn) Chapter 2, pp. 19-26 (7 th Edn) Timbrell Chapter 2, pp. 7-25 (3 rd.

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1 Dose-Response ENVR430 Nov 09, 2009 Casarett and Doull, Chapter 2, pp. 18-27(6 th Edn) Chapter 2, pp. 19-26 (7 th Edn) Timbrell Chapter 2, pp. 7-25 (3 rd Edn)

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3 Dose-Response Increasing Dose Increasing Response 0

4 The J-shaped curve (hormesis) Increasing Dose Increasing Response

5 Dose-Response Dose Increasing Response 0 Threshold

6 Threshold Dose No effect level Response at low dose is so low as to be insignificant – A SAFE DOSE NEL, No Effects Level NOEL, No Observed Effects Level NOAEL, No Observed Adverse Effects Level Some Acronyms The basis for regulation

7 Food Safety, Environmental ADI, Acceptable Daily Intake –AWI, AMI etc TDI, Tolerable Daily Intake MCL, Maximum Contaminant Level (SDWA) SF, UF, MF: safety, uncertainty, modifying factors TLV, Threshold Limit Value TLV-C, ceiling level STEL, Short-term exposure limit TWA, Time-Weighted Average (8h day, 40 h week) Occupational exposure limits

8 Above the threshold Dose-response is linear ? y = ax + b Dose-response is not linear Defining the shape of the dose-response curve Theoretical treatment: Assume Quantal or dichotomous response

9 Continuous response eg DNA Binding

10 Quantal response Dichotomous response Corresponds to “occupied receptor” Examples: Mortality, Tumor incidence Assumes normal (Gaussian) distribution Maximum 100% affected

11 e = E max * [T] / (K T + [T]) Where e = response or effect e E max = maximum response [T] = concentration of toxicant K T = the dissociation constant of the toxicant/receptor complex

12 When [T] = 0, e = 0 When all receptors are occupied: e = E max

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16 LD 50 Lethal dose LC 50 Lethal concentration ED 50 Effective dose

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19 Some Acute Oral LD 50 Values CategoryDoseSpeciesChemical (mg/kg body weight) Practically nontoxic 15 000 Slightly toxic10 000MouseEthanol 5 000 Moderately toxic 4 900RatGlyphosate 750RatAtropine 500 Highly toxic 250RatCarbaryl 50 Extremely toxic 13RatParathion 5 Supertoxic 3RatWarfarin 0.4DuckAflatoxin B 1

20 Species differences in the acute toxicity of dioxin* *Dioxin: 2,3,7,8-tetrachlorobenzdioxin: TCDD

21 Oral LD50 Values (mg/kg) Test Compound: Caffeine

22 Other toxic effects Acute / chronic Reversible / irreversible Immediate / delayed Idiosyncratic - hypersensitivity Local / systemic Target organs


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