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The development of response surface pathway design to reduce animal numbers in toxicity studies

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This study describes the development of Response Surface Pathway (RSP) design, assesses its performance and effectiveness in estimating LD50, and compares RSP with Up and Down Procedures (UDPs) and Random Walk (RW) design. | The development of response surface pathway design to reduce animal numbers in toxicity studies

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