Binns R
Toxicology. 1977 Apr;7(2):189-95. doi: 10.1016/0300-483x(77)90064-6.
Calculations of total particulate matter (TPM) dose applied to the lungs of animals are made from experimental dosimetry data. TPM dose levels achieved in a number of species following exposure to smoke are related to body weight, lung weight and alveolar surface areas of these animals. The dosage levels achieved in animals are compared with estimate of TPM dose retained by a smoker. Cigarette dosage equivalents to which animals are subjected can be calculated on the basis of these comparisons. The validity of making such extrapolations from animal dosimetry data to the human exposure situation is discussed.
根据实验剂量测定数据计算施加于动物肺部的总颗粒物(TPM)剂量。许多物种在接触烟雾后达到的TPM剂量水平与这些动物的体重、肺重量和肺泡表面积有关。将动物达到的剂量水平与吸烟者保留的TPM剂量估计值进行比较。根据这些比较可以计算出动物所接触的香烟剂量当量。讨论了从动物剂量测定数据外推至人类暴露情况的有效性。