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Simazine cumulative exposure

Exposure assessments characterize the water, diet, and herbicide handling exposure pathways for atrazine and simazine (Sielken et al, 1996, 1998). For each exposure pathway, the chemical-specific doses (mg/kg/day) from each relevant route (ingestion, inhalation, and dermal) are summed. The total chemical-specific dose for each exposure pathway is characterized separately, and then these doses are aggregated by summing over the multiple exposure pathways. The pathway-specific and aggregate assessments are performed separately for atrazine and simazine. In addition, because atrazine and simazine are assumed to have a common mechanism of toxicity, a cumulative exposure assessment is performed combining the doses of atrazine and simazine. [Pg.480]

Because Equation (31.4) is mathematically equivalent to either Equation (31.5) or (31.6) (shown below), the formula for MOEatrazine simazine in Equation (31.4) is of the proper form - namely, a benchmark dose corresponding to a known amount of toxicity, divided by a cumulative dose from exposure that reflects the relative toxicity of the cumulated chemicals. [Pg.492]

The cumulative margin of exposure (MOE) for atrazine and simazine is calculated by using the following equation ... [Pg.303]


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