toxicitást
Toxicitást (Hungarian for toxicity, in the accusative form) refers to the harmful effects substances can have on living organisms. It is a central concept in toxicology, the study of adverse effects caused by chemicals, drugs, and other agents.
Toxic effects depend on dose, duration of exposure, route of exposure, and the characteristics of the organism.
Measurements and endpoints are used to describe toxicity. Common metrics include LD50 (the dose that kills
Toxicokinetics and toxicodynamics describe how a substance moves through and acts in the body. Factors influencing
Assessment and safety rely on classifications and regulatory guidance. Safety data sheets (SDS), hazard labeling, and
Examples of toxicitást concerns include industrial chemicals, pharmaceuticals, pesticides, and environmental pollutants. Ongoing research in toxicology