Two twins with identical physiology, biochemistry, weight and height are exposed to a total of 5 mg/day of chemically identical airborne particulate matter (PM), containing PAHs and heavy metals. This exposure occurs for 2 years. Twin A is predominantly exposed to PM10 while Twin B is predominantly exposed to PM2.5. Both twins will experience identical chronic toxicity because both had the same total dose - True of False.

Two twins with identical physiology, biochemistry, weight and height are exposed to a total of 5 mg/day of chemically identical airborne particulate matter (PM), containing PAHs and heavy metals. This exposure occurs for 2 years. Twin A is predominantly exposed to PM10 while Twin B is predominantly exposed to PM2.5. Both twins will experience identical chronic toxicity because both had the same total dose - True of False.

An Illustrated Guide To Vet Med Term

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ISBN:9781305465763

Author:ROMICH

Publisher:ROMICH

Chapter20: Make Room For The Ruminants

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