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  • You can say “nanograms per kilogram.” You could shorten it to “nanograms per kilo.”

    If it were mg/kg, you could say “migs per kig.” You won’t trick me into saying the equivalent for nanograms, though.

    Edit: Not sure what you mean by how to write it as a decimal number. It’s 0.0000000021g per kg. It wouldn’t be standard to give just a ratio of like mass to mass because as others have written it is mass of substance vs mass of patient.