Figure 2.

Human biological media assayed for chemical biomarkers in CTD Exposure are now integrated with CTD Anatomy. An exposure study reports that the environmental chemical 2,4-dichlorophenol is measured in a variety of human media (here, bile, blood, serum, stomach, and urine). These terms are now linked to their corresponding pages in CTD Anatomy, allowing users to seamlessly traverse and find additional chemicals detected in the same media reported by other exposure studies, as well as peruse the chemical-induced phenotypes associated with them. This integration helps tie mechanistic toxicology to the exposome concept.