A Group E (evidence of noncarcinogenicity) is Compounds for which animal data are sufficient to demonstrate the absence of a cause-and-effect relationship between Exposure and cancer incidence (rate of occurrence) in animals. In the national-scale assessment, no air toxics were classified as having evidence of noncarcinogenicity.

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