Exposure Prioritization (<i>Ex Priori</i>): A Screening-Level High-Throughput Chemical Prioritization Tool.

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2022-09

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To estimate potential chemical risk, tools are needed to prioritize potential exposures for chemicals with minimal data. Consumer product exposures are a key pathway, and variability in consumer use patterns is an important factor. We designed Ex Priori, a flexible dashboard-type screening-level exposure model, to rapidly visualize exposure rankings from consumer product use. Ex Priori is Excel-based. Currently, it is parameterized for seven routes of exposure for 1108 chemicals present in 228 consumer product types. It includes toxicokinetics considerations to estimate body burden. It includes a simple framework for rapid modeling of broad changes in consumer use patterns by product category. Ex Priori rapidly models changes in consumer user patterns during the COVID-19 pandemic and instantly shows resulting changes in chemical exposure rankings by body burden. Sensitivity analysis indicates that the model is sensitive to the air emissions rate of chemicals from products. Ex Priori's simple dashboard facilitates dynamic exploration of the effects of varying consumer product use patterns on prioritization of chemicals based on potential exposures. Ex Priori can be a useful modeling and visualization tool to both novice and experienced exposure modelers and complement more computationally intensive population-based exposure models.

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consumer habits and practices, consumer products, high-throughput exposure modeling

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10.3390/toxics10100569

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Hubbard, Heidi F, Caroline L Ring, Tao Hong, Cara C Henning, Daniel A Vallero, Peter P Egeghy and Michael-Rock Goldsmith (2022). Exposure Prioritization (Ex Priori): A Screening-Level High-Throughput Chemical Prioritization Tool. Toxics, 10(10). p. 569. 10.3390/toxics10100569 Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/33001.

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Vallero

Daniel Vallero

Adjunct Professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Dr. Vallero conducts research focused on transport and transformation of organic compounds in environmental media, especially soil and the troposphere. He also leads the Pratt School's "Ethics across the Curriculum," which addresses ethics from introduction of academic integrity to first-year undergraduate students and throughout the students' academic and research experiences at Duke. He co-facilitates the Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) training for all Duke Ph.D. students actually or potentially engaged in research, and conducts research and develops teaching approaches related to macroethics of emerging technologies.


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