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Annexe A : Liste des acronymes

2,4-D

acide 2,4-dichlorophénoxyacétique

A

adénine

ADN

acide désoxyribonucléique

ANSI

American National Standards Institute

ARN

acide ribonucléique

C

cytosine

CCN

Conseil canadien des normes

CL ₅₀

concentration létale médiane

CMA

concentration maximale acceptable

CYP

cytochrome P450

DJA

dose journalière admissible

DL ₅₀

dose létale médiane

DMA

diméthylamine

DT ₀₅

dose tumorigène ₀₅; dose qui entraîne une augmentation de 5 % de l'incidence des tumeurs par rapport au niveau de fond

DTI ₀₅

limite inférieure de l'intervalle de confiance à 95 % de la DT ₀₅

EPA

Environmental Protection Agency

F _air-eau

concentration air-eau de NDMA

G

guanine

K _aw

constante de la loi de Henry

K _oe

coefficient de partage n-octanol/eau

K _p

coefficient de perméabilité cutanée

LCI

limite inférieure de l'intervalle de confiance

Leq

litre équivalent

LOEC

concentration minimale avec effet observé

MCPA

acide (4-chloro-2-méthylphénoxy) acétique

MON

matières organiques naturelles

NDMA

N-nitrosodiméthylamine

NSF

NSF International

OI

osmose inverse

OMS

Organisation mondiale de la Santé

p.c.

poids corporel

POA

procédé d'oxydation avancé

ppm

partie par million

S9

homogénat de foie obtenu par centrifugation à 9 000 g

T

thymine

U.S. EPA

United States Environmental Protection Agency

UV

ultraviolet

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