… This paper reviews the biomarker paradigm as applied to human exposure to xenobiotics, …
of biomarkers in risk assessment and environmental health management, and the biomarker …

… the principles for the application of biomarkers to assessment of risk to human health from …
health risk assessment by reducing the uncertainties associated with the process. Biomarkers …

… All these affect the concentration of the toxic agent at the critical target, which is the most
precise information for risk assessment. Thus, internal exposure is best measured by …

… 28, 1983) Aged population, principles for evaluating the effects of … of biomarkers to risk
assessment and risk management will be the inclusion of inherited susceptibility biomarkers. …

… to be considered as a biomarker useful in the OP insecticide risk assessment process. A large
data … to different species, ages and compounds, and also uncertainty regarding the extent …

… biomarkers, because biomarkers may behave differently when used for screening as opposed
to diagnosis or disease staging. The following specific biomarker … for biomarker discovery, …

… Between 12 and 30% of high risk women screened between the ages of 30 and 55 will …
process, but at least 70% of high risk women in this age group will have cytologic evidence of …

… models for death and cardiovascular death without the very recent biomarker GDF-15
consisting of age, the biomarkers NT-proBNP and cTnT-hs, and clinical history of heart failure, …

… biomarkers will provide a much better tool to measure biological age than any single
biomarker in … It has to be taken into account, though, that not all biomarkers are of equal weight. …

… , if multiple, risk factors. We offer the point of view that a series or array of biomarkers,
including biomarkers of exposure, biomarkers of susceptibility, and biomarkers of effect, used in …