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176 EXTRAPOLATION OF TOXICITY DATA AND ASSESSMENT OF RISK<br />

If the data base is sufficient, PBPK models provide scientific credibility to<br />

interspecies extrapolation, extrapolation across routes <strong>of</strong> administration,<br />

extrapolation from high-dose to low-dose and intraspecies extrapolation.<br />

Recent concepts link the original tissue dose concept <strong>of</strong> PBPK models to<br />

biologically based tissue response models, thus relating the delivered dose<br />

via the mechanism <strong>of</strong> action to the toxic response and developing<br />

integrated biological models (Conolly et al., 1988; Moolgavker et al.,<br />

1988; Cohen and Ellwein, 1990; Conolly and Andersen, 1991). Such<br />

approaches enable scientists to ask the right questions and to design new<br />

mechanistic studies that will lead toward the goal <strong>of</strong> a scientifically-based<br />

risk assessment.<br />

Acknowledgement<br />

The author thanks Richard A.Corley and the Glycol Ether Panel <strong>of</strong> the<br />

Chemical Manufactures Association for providing data on 2butoxyethanol.<br />

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