acute oral toxicity (LD50 oral)
Definition
Acute oral toxicity is the adverse effects (mortality) occurring within a maximum period of 96h of an oral administration of a single dose of test substance. Measured as Lethal Dose 50 (LD50), which is the dose that kills 50% of the exposed individuals after a single dose.
Reference
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OECD 1998 Test No. 213: Honeybees, Acute Oral Toxicity Test. OECD Publishing. [2025-2-27] doi.org
Creator: Michael Rubinigg
Properties
Label
acute oral toxicity (LD50 oral)
EUPH Code
[8104]
EUPH IRI
https://app.pollinatorhub.eu/vocabulary/classes/8104
Created
2025-02-27
Updated
2025-02-27
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Author: Michael Rubinigg
Definition
Author: Michael Rubinigg
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Authors: Michael Rubinigg
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acute oral toxicity
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French
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toxicité aiguë par voie orale
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