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Answer the following questions:

1. Describe the experiments that need to be done in order to determine the LD50 and what a chart would look like (sketch this out and label axes and important points)

1. An LD50 value is the best measure available to indicate the potential for a compound to cause harm, to be toxic. However, there are six limitations that we looked at and explained. Below, using your own words, name each of these limitations and explain in detail (and with an example/scenario if possible) why it’s a limitation.

Using the details, compare and contrast the pairs of different biochemical reactions create your own, comparing and contrasting map similar to this one below in the picture to show your understanding



practice your independent work skills by using your time effectively and being punctual with completing your work remember that your comparisons and contract should be meaningful be well organized and 80 to follow and show your understanding of the vocabulary

Make sure this assignment is at a grade 12 university level

answer the following questions:

1. When you are exposed to more than one compound, one of the following can be observed: (1) Additive, (2) Synergistic, and (3) potentiation. Define each term and give an example using values or a bar chart. 
2. Define and distinguish sensitivity, tolerance, and resistance with respect to exposure to a compound.
3. Define LD50
4. Why is it that the lower an LD50, the more toxic it is?

1. An LD50 value is the best measure available to indicate the potential for a compound to cause harm, to be toxic. However, there are six limitations that we looked at and explained. Below, using your own words, name each of these limitations and explain in detail (and with an example/scenario if possible) why it’s a limitation.