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Toxicology

a dose-response model for cancer bioassay data, a polynomial in dose with nonnegative terms, whose upper bound gives low-dose risk estimates.

In toxicology, linearized multistage model refers to a dose-response model for cancer bioassay data, a polynomial in dose with nonnegative terms, whose upper bound gives low-dose risk estimates. This meaning comes from Crump (1977) in Biometrics.[1]

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References

Crump, K. S., Guess, H. A., & Deal, K. L. (1977). Confidence Intervals and Test of Hypotheses Concerning Dose Response Relations Inferred from Animal Carcinogenicity Data. Biometrics, 33(3), 437. https://doi.org/10.2307/2529358

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