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✓ Published: 19-Feb-2016
✓ Published: 19-Feb-2016
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MERLIN-expo is a standardised software tool that VITO uses for human and environmental exposure assessment to chemicals. The tool can be used to build dynamic exposure models and perform both deterministic and probabilistic simulations, integrating multimedia, bioaccumulation and PBPK models in the same platform. MERLIN-Expo covers the entire exposure assessment chain from pollutant levels in environmental matrices to internal doses in man and biota. The tool that has been developed by an intern
MERLIN-expo is a standardised software tool that VITO uses for human and environmental exposure assessment to chemicals. The tool can be used to build dynamic exposure models and perform both deterministic and probabilistic simulations, integrating multimedia, bioaccumulation and PBPK models in the same platform. MERLIN-Expo covers the entire exposure assessment chain from pollutant levels in environmental matrices to internal doses in man and biota. The tool that has been developed by an intern
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