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Dose–response explains Adverse Drug Reaction. Activate to inspect this relation.Dose–response is part of Pharmacodynamics. Activate to inspect this relation.Dose–response applies to Toxin. Activate to inspect this relation.Drug-receptor binding explains Dose–response. Activate to inspect this relation.Infectious dose is analogous to Dose–response. Activate to inspect this relation.Pharmacokinetics influences Dose–response. Activate to inspect this relation.Therapeutic index is derived from Dose–response. Activate to inspect this relation.Toxin causes Poisoning. Activate to inspect this relation.Toxin is a Chemical substance. Activate to inspect this relation.Dose–responseInfectious doseAdverse Drug ReactionPharmacodynamicsToxinDrug-receptor bindingPharmacokineticsTherapeutic indexPoisoningChemical substance
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Dose–response

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At a glance

The dose–response relationship links how much of a substance is taken to how strong its effect is — 'the dose makes the poison'.

Disciplines
Toxicology · Medicine · Pharmacy
Role in the graph
Cross-disciplinary bridge — reaches Epidemiology, Microbiology, Pharmacology
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7 · 6 relation families

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  • Risk2
    Economics, Ethics, Finance, Medicine, Public Policy, Statistics · connects to Exposure, Risk assessment
  • Adverse Drug Reaction1
    Pharmacology, Pharmacy · connects to Dose–response
  • Aperture1
    Photography · connects to Exposure
  • Biosafety1
    Microbiology, Public Health · connects to Risk assessment
  • Chemical substance1
    Chemistry · connects to Toxin

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  • This view connects 7 disciplines: Chemistry, Epidemiology, Medicine, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Pharmacy, Toxicology.
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  • The connections here span 6 relation families.

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