Methyl tert-butyl ether (MTBE)
CASRN 1634-04-4 | DTXSID3020833
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Uncertainty And Variability In Physiologically-Based Pharmacokinetic (PBPK) Models: Key Issues And Case Studies (Final Report)
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Current practices show significant progress in specifying deterministic biological models and the non-deterministic (often statistical) models, estimating their parameters using diverse data sets from multiple sources, and using them to make predictions and characterize uncertainty and variability. This report summarizes some of the recent progress in this area that has been conducted or supported by the National Center for Environmental Assessment (NCEA). These include the identification of the state-of-the science on key issues in this area, as well as priority research or implementation needs. In addition, a number of case examples of chemical-specific applications have demonstrated some of the methods and issues associated with characterizing uncertainty and variability in PBPK modeling.
History/Chronology
Date | Description |
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Oct 2006 | Case studies using tetrachloroethylene and route-to-route extrapolation completed. |
Oct/Nov 2006 | EPA hosted an International Workshop on Uncertainty and Variability in PBPK Models. |
Apr 2007 | Case study on methyl tertiary butyl ether was published. |
Sep 2007 | Case study using 1,3-butadiene was published. |
Sep 2008 | EPA released the final report. |
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