S23-04: Making quantitative AOP Networks into Usable Tools for Risk Assessment
M Cronin(Liverpool John Moores University), Elias Zgheib, James W. Firman(Liverpool John Moores University), Philip Marx‐Stoelting(Federal Institute for Risk Assessment), Christian Tobias Willenbockel(Federal Institute for Risk Assessment), Prachi Pradeep(Research Triangle Park Foundation), Judith C. Madden(Liverpool John Moores University), Steven J. Enoch(Liverpool John Moores University), Mirjam Luijten(Leiden University Medical Center), Samuel J. Belfield(University of Manchester), S. Chavan(RISE Research Institutes of Sweden), Armin Steinbach(Federal Institute for Risk Assessment)
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