dose

(of a substance): Total quantity of a substance administered to, taken up, or absorbed by an organism, organ, or tissue.
 
(of radiation): Energy or amount of photons absorbed by an irradiated object during a specific exposure time divided by ara or volume.



The term "dose" was found in the following pages:

Link database: Encyclopedia of Earth: Public Health Statement for Boron
Researchers found new sulfur-containing metabolites in the urine of rats exposed to arsenite | EVISA's News
Link database: National Research Council: Arsenic in Drinking Water (Update 2001)
Component database: EPOND SA - SOLVIT - Argon Humidifier
Instrument database: Kore Technology - MS-1000 Compact Secondary Ion Time-Of-Flight Mass Spectrometer for Surface Analysis
Fast and Automated Monitoring of Gadolinium-based Contrast Agents in Surface Waters | EVISA's News
Link database: Encyclopedia of Earth: Public Health Statement for Manganese
Link database: Expert Group on Vitamins and Minerals: Risk Assessment: Nickel
Polish selenium supplements not always labeled accurately | EVISA's News
Link database: Toxicity of Trimethylsilanol
Speciation analysis of gadolinium retained in the rat brain after administration of gadolinium-based contrast agents | EVISA's News
The retention of gadolinium in the human body following the use of gadolinium-based MRI contrast agents: a call to action for analytical chemists | EVISA's News
Link database: IMOA: Molybdenum - Human Levels, Ingestion & Excretion
Too many dental amalgam fillings may increase mercury levels | EVISA's News
Link database: CODA-CERVA: Lead
Link database: Toxicology by Steven G. Gilbert: A Small Dose of Mercury
Material database: National Research Council of Canada (NRC - CNRC) - DOLT-4: Dogfish liver certified reference material for trace metals
Material database: LGC Ltd. - ERM-BC210a - Wheat Flour - Selenium and Selenomethionine
Journals database: Drug and Chemical Toxicology
Too many dental amalgam fillings may increase blood mercury levels | EVISA's News