60 kg Human : 2.7 to 5.4 g
50 kg Human : 2.25 to 4.5 g
1 kg Human : 0.045 to 0,09 g...
a. 60 kg to 150 g Rat conversion factor = 7
Kg/Rat = 0.315 to 0.63 g
b. 50 kg to 150 g Rat conversion factor = 6.47
Kg/Rat = 0.282 to 0.567 g.
I don't understand your question...you want to know how mach to use for 150g of weight, is it right? is this conversion factor already used or did you calculate it?
@ Dear Valeria Marraocco....I have seen this answer in one subchronic toxicity study report. But, I aware about only 70kg to 200g conversion & I got the same answer for this. Meanwhile, I didn't understand for the remaining i.e 60kg to 150 g & 50kg to 150g calculation.
It is difficult to understand the sense of your question from this
60 kg Human : 2.7 to 5.4 g
50 kg Human : 2.25 to 4.5 g
1 kg Human : 0.045 to 0,09 g......
It is impossible to give a comprehensive answer concerning this very imperfect draft.
What impact may have 2.7 to 5.4 g on a 60 kg human being? Which substance, which way had the impact? How were the data calculated?
I think you need the allometric calculation. Thus bellow you will find some papers about this specific theme.
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