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The small volume of acetic acid introduced at this stage is generally inconsequential at final working concentrations, but researchers should always confirm that the final assay pH and buffer conditions are appropriate for the specific experimental model being used

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The ingested dose is not used to determine hepatotoxic risk because it is not possible to determine if the patients recollection of the ingested dose is accurate

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