Silva, Dorinda2026-03-232026-03-232022-05Marques-da-Silva, D. (2022). Permeation of chlorpyrifos in ex vivo pig skin – Experimental conditions to get closer to human exposure (Abstract 3.06.P-Tu151). In SETAC Europe 32nd Annual Meeting. Copenhagen, Denmark.: Abstract book. Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry. https://www.proceedings.com/75107.html9781713899341http://hdl.handle.net/10400.8/15942“Permeation of chlorpyrifos in ex vivo pig skin – Experimental conditions to get closer to human exposure” - Apresentado no SETAC Europe 32nd Annual Meeting em Copenhagen, 15–19 May 2022.Table of Contens - BooK: Abstract Track 3: Environmental chemistry and exposure assessment: analysis, monitoring, fate and modeling 3.06.P-Tu151 Permeation of Chlorpyrifos in Ex Vivo Pig Skin - Experimental Conditions to Get Closer to Human, p. 239.Track 3: Environmental chemistry and exposure assessment: analysis, monitoring, fate and modeling 3.06.P-Tu151 Permeation of Chlorpyrifos in Ex Vivo Pig Skin - Experimental Conditions to Get Closer to Human Exposure to air pollutants is not limited to inhalation risk and dermal contact is gaining increasing interest with the possibility to represent a risky carcinogenic route. Chlorpyrifos is a broad-spectrum organophosphorus pesticide used for aerial and ground-based treatments with different permeation values being reported for human skin. Despite the recommendations of the organisation for economic co-operation and development (OECD) to use 50% of ethanol in the receptor fluid for skin permeation of lipophilic compounds (as chlorpyrifos), this condition was suggested to exaggerate its permeation.engair pollutantsChlorpyrifosorganisation for economic co-operation and development (OECD)conference paper