Table 5
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Table 5: Acute exposure
Acute exposure to sum of T-2 and HT-2 from processed barley, oats combined (combination of processed oat grains and unprocessed oat grains with reduction factor), and processed wheat based on DNSYIC and NDNS years 1-11 consumption data and occurrence data collected from the FSA call for evidence (µg/kg bw/day; LB-UB).
Infants (4-18 months) (n=2683)
Food groups |
Count of T-2 HT-2 data call samples (n) |
Median T-2/HT-2 concentration µg/kg LB-UB |
Mean* |
P97.5* |
Oats combined ++ |
4526 |
22.95 – 30.00 |
0.014-0.018 |
0.078-0.10 |
Processed wheat |
454 |
0 -2.00 |
0-0.0035 |
0-0.011 |
Processed barley grains |
25 |
0 -10.00 |
0-0.00031 |
0-0.0016 |
All grains |
NA |
NA |
0.014-0.021 |
0.078-0.10 |
Toddlers (1.5-3 years) (n=1157)
Food groups |
Count of T-2 HT-2 data call samples (n) |
Median T-2/HT-2 concentration µg/kg LB-UB |
Mean* |
P97.5* |
Oats combined ++ |
4526 |
22.95 – 30.00 |
0.013 – 0.017 |
0.072 – 0.094 |
Processed wheat |
454 |
0 -2.00 |
0-0.0058 |
0-0.014 |
Processed barley grains |
25 |
0 -10.00 |
0- 0.00038 |
0- 0.0036 |
All grains |
NA |
NA |
0.013-0.022 |
0.072-0.097 |
Children (4-10 years) (n=2537)
Food groups |
Count of T-2 HT-2 data call samples (n) |
Median T-2/HT-2 concentration µg/kg LB-UB |
Mean* |
P97.5*
|
Oats combined ++ |
4526 |
22.95 – 30.00 |
0.0084 – 0.011 |
0.045 – 0.059 |
Processed wheat |
454 |
0 -2.00 |
0-0.0054 |
0- 0.012 |
Processed barley grains |
25 |
0 -10.00 |
0- 0.00027 |
0- 0.0022 |
All grains |
NA |
NA |
0.0084-0.016 |
0.045-0.062 |
Older Children (11-18 years) (n=2657)
Food groups |
Count of T-2 HT-2 data call samples (n) |
Median T-2/HT-2 concentration µg/kg LB-UB |
Mean* |
P97.5* |
Oats combined ++ |
4526 |
22.95 – 30.00 |
0.0034 – 0.0045 |
0.021 – 0.028 |
Processed wheat |
454 |
0 -2.00 |
0-0.0033 |
0-0.0081 |
Processed barley grains |
25 |
0 -10.00 |
0- 0.00058 |
0- 0.0013 |
All grains |
NA |
NA |
0.0034-0.0077 |
0.021-0.032 |
Adults (19-64 years) (n=5094)
Food groups |
Count of T-2 HT-2 data call samples (n) |
Median T-2/HT-2 concentration µg/kg LB-UB |
Mean* |
P97.5* |
Oats combined ++ |
4526 |
22.95 – 30.00 |
0.0035 – 0.0046 |
0.021 – 0.027 |
Processed wheat |
454 |
0 -2.00 |
0-0.0022 |
0-0.0055 |
Processed barley grains |
25 |
0 -10.00 |
0-0.011 |
0- 0.16 |
All grains |
NA |
NA |
0.0035-0.017 |
0.021-0.16 |
Elderly (65+ years) (n=1538)
Food groups |
Count of T-2 HT-2 data call samples (n) |
Median T-2/HT-2 concentration µg/kg LB-UB |
Mean* |
P97.5* |
Oats combined ++ |
4526 |
22.95 – 30.00 |
0.0043– 0.0057 |
0.020 – 0.026 |
Processed wheat |
454 |
0 -2.00 |
0-0.0017 |
0-0.0040 |
Processed barley grains |
25 |
0 -10.00 |
0-0.013 |
0-0.18 |
All grains |
NA |
NA |
0.0043-0.020 |
0.020-0.19 |
Adult Vegetarians / Vegans (19-64 years) (n=170)
Food groups |
Count of T-2 HT-2 data call samples (n) |
Median T-2/HT-2 concentration µg/kg LB-UB |
Mean* |
P97.5* |
Oats combined ++ |
4526 |
22.95 – 30.00 |
0.0063 – 0.0082 |
0.032 – 0.042 |
Processed wheat |
454 |
0 -2.00 |
0-0.0025 |
0-0.0053 |
Processed barley grains |
25 |
0 -10.00 |
0-0.014 |
0-0.11 |
All grains |
NA |
NA |
0.0063-0.024 |
0.032-0.12 |
Women of Childbearing age (16-49 years) (n=2556)
Food groups |
Count of T-2 HT-2 data call samples (n) |
Median T-2/HT-2 concentration µg/kg LB-UB |
Mean* |
P97.5* |
Oats combined ++ |
4526 |
22.95 – 30.00 |
0.0033 – 0.0043 |
0.020 – 0.026 |
Processed wheat |
454 |
0 -2.00 |
0-0.0022 |
0-0.0057 |
Processed barley grains |
25 |
0 -10.00 |
0- 0.0021 |
0-0.0023 |
All grains |
NA |
NA |
0.0033-0.0082 |
0.020-0.034 |
*Estimates have been rounded to 2 significant figures.
++ Oats combined - combination of processed oat grains and unprocessed oat grains with reduction factor (identical to “Oats combined” from Table 5 above).
LB - Lower bound: values below the limit of quantification (LOQ) are treated as zero; UB - Upper bound: values below the LOQ are treated as at the LOQ.