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Internal Concentration Individual Animal Data (IAD)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.22427/NTP-DATA-600-001-001-000-8

This data collection contains tissue concentration individual animal data collected by the Division of Translational Toxicology (DTT). This data has been curated from multiple legacy and modern sources. Additional data will be added to this dataset as it becomes available.

Assay names, tissue inputs, test compounds, species, strains, routes, units, and treatment roles have been standardized to the DTT Data Dictionary. The original values from the legacy data can be found on the right side of the dataset.​

These datasets are being reviewed by subject matter experts and are offered here as preliminary drafts. Final versions may differ depending on reviewer comments.

Simple dose-response studies can be identified by the Dose Response Study Flag field.

To download this dataset in its entirety, please visit https://doi.org/10.22427/NTP-DATA-110-021-001-000-6.

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Study Test Article DTXSID Species Strain Sex Tissue Assay Name Analyte Dose Dose Unit Exposure Duration Exposure Duration Unit Original Assay Result Original Assay Result Unit Removal Reason Study Type Dose Response Study Flag Route Vehicle Study Start Year Subject Treatment Treatment Role Original Dose Description CAS Registry Number Publication Original Species Original Strain Original Sex Original Removal Reason Original Route Original Vehicle Original Assay Name NIEHS CEBS Accession Number Unique CEBS Subject Identifier Subject Identifier In Study Comments DTT Original Study ID Study Title