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Toxicology

the chronic daily dose giving tumors in 25 percent of animals at a site after correcting for background, a simple index of carcinogenic potency.

In toxicology, T25 carcinogenic potency index refers to the chronic daily dose giving tumors in 25 percent of animals at a site after correcting for background, a simple index of carcinogenic potency. This meaning comes from Dybing (1997) in Pharmacology & Toxicology.[1]

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Dybing, E., Sanner, T., Roelfzema, H., Kroese, D., & Tennant, R. W. (1997). T25: A Simplified Carcinogenic Potency Index: Description of the System and Study of Correlations between Carcinogenic Potency and Species/Site Specificity and Mutagenicity. Pharmacology & Toxicology, 80(6), 272-279. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1600-0773.1997.tb01973.x

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