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The authors also developed two other sets of rules which were derived from the BIODEG and MITI databases, respectively. These two sets of rules provided better retrofit capability for the databases from which they were derived, but lack generality. [Pg.132]

Japan s Ministry of International Trade has published several books with detailed information on biodegradation tests of several hundred chemicals. This information has now also been made available by the Japan Chemical Industry Ecology-Toxicology and Information Center (JETOC) see Chapter 14 for more details on the MITI biodegradation database. The JETOC also published a compendium of mutagenicity test data of several hundred chemicals. The books can be purchased from JETOC and partial data can be found at various websites, such as members.jcom.home.ne.jp/mo-ishidate/. [Pg.32]

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