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To determine the likelihood that the consequences of a hazard may be realised we would have to measure the potential exposure of the receiving environment to the LMO. Exposure is therefore defined as "the contact between a hazard and a receptor. Contact takes place at an exposure surface over an exposure period".
“Exposure” means the contact between a hazard and a receptor. Contact takes place at an exposure surface over an exposure period (WHO, 2004).
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In this module:
Overview of the techniques used in modern biotechnology and of the risk assessment methodology
Context and scope of the risk assessment
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Elements of a case-by-case risk assessment of LMOs
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Conducting the risk assessment
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