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103. Kluwer Academic Publishers - Cell Biology And Toxicology Articles on basic cell biology along with physiological, pharmacological, and toxic response of cellular and subcellular systems. http://www.wkap.nl/journalhome.htm/0742-2091

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104. Home Page Research cores in genetic, environmental toxicity, structural biology, and stressinduced cell signaling. Supported by the National Institute for Environmental Health Sciences, and participates in community outreach on Long Island, New York. http://www.moltox.stonybrook.edu/

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106. The International Association Of Forensic Toxicologists Association with over 1400 members from all regions of the world who are actively engaged in analytical toxicology or allied areas. http://www.tiaft.org/

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107. In Vitro & Molecular Toxicology: A Journal Of Basic And Applied Research ISSN 10979336 Published Quarterly. In Vitro Molecular toxicology ** This publication is not currently active **. This peer-reviewed http://www.liebertpub.com/IVT/default1.asp

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108. Interdepartmental Toxicology At ISU Nationally recognized toxicology research are the foundation of the Interdepartmental Graduate Major in toxicology at Iowa State University. Graduate degrees are offered at the master of science and doctor of philosophy levels. http://molebio.iastate.edu/~l_wild/toxhome.htm

Graduate Study in Toxicology Administration Graduate Research Areas Research Facilities Core Curriculum ... Toxicology Seminars More than four decades of nationally recognized toxicology research in the Colleges of Agriculture, Veterinary Medicine, Liberal Arts and Sciences, and Family and Consumer Sciences are the foundation of the Interdepartmental Graduate Major in Toxicology at Iowa State University. Graduate degrees are offered at the master of science and doctor of philosophy levels. Students majoring in toxicology must be affiliated with a department, fulfill departmental requirements, and choose a major professor from the participating faculty in that department. Interdepartmental Toxicology 2102 Molecular Biology Ames, IA 50011-3260 Phone: 515-294-3396 or 1-800-499-1972 and ask for Toxicology FAX: 515-294-6669 URL: http://www.grad-college.iastate.edu/toxicology/

109. Reviews In Toxicology Reviews in toxicology. ISSN 13826980 Regular subscription price for 2004 EUR172/US$162 (including € 12 /US$ 12 for postage and http://www.iospress.nl/html/13826980.html

Reviews in Toxicology ISSN: Regular subscription price for 2004: EUR172/US$162 (including € 12 /US$ 12 for postage and handling) Volume 4; 2 issues Status Report: Last issue (volume 4:1/2) mailed on 18 October 2002. Editor-in-Chief Ernest Hodgson Department of Environmental and Molecular Toxicology Box 7633 850 Main Campus Drive North Carolina State University Raleigh, NC 27695-7633, USA Tel: +1 919 515 5295 Fax: +1 919 513 1012 E-mail: ernest_hodgson@ncsu.edu Associate Editor R. Michael Roe Department of Entromology Box 7647, North Carolina State University Raleigh, NC 27695, USA Tel: +1 919 515 4325 Fax: +1 919 515 4325 E-mail: michael_roe@ncsu.edu Editorial Advisory Board J.R. Bend (Canada), W. Dekant (Germany), M.H. Depledge (UK), H.W.J. Marquardt (Germany), P.J.P. Maurel (France), B. Mileson (USA), G.J. Mulder (The Netherlands), T.C. Sparks (USA), Y. Sugiyama (Japan). Call for Papers Information can be obtained from: editorial@iospress.nl Aims and Scope As the science of toxicology has increased in importance to the public and to regulators, the enormous proliferation of research articles makes timely reviews essential, not only for those involved in research, but also for teaching and for those involved in the regulation of agrochemicals, industrial chemicals, clinical drugs and environmental contaminants. Reviews in Toxicology is devoted to timely reviews in important and fundamental aspects of toxicology including, dut not restricted to: mechanisms of toxic action, metabolism and molecular biology of xenobiotic metabolizing enzymes; population and other environmental effects; analytical toxicology and the fundamental basis of toxicity;

110. Institute Of Biology Conducts both basic and strategic research in aquatic toxicology and ecotoxicology. Principle areas of research are trace metals in the aquatic environment; metallothionein synthesis; arsenic in aquatic ecosystems and seafood; and oestrogen mimicking compounds. http://www.biologi.sdu.dk/gb/research_groups/ecotox/gruppe.html

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111. ATSDR - Division Of Toxicology The Division of toxicology (DT) performs an integral function in meeting the ATSDR mandates by participating in policy development for environmental health http://www.atsdr.cdc.gov/dt.html

Search Index Home Glossary ... Contact Us CONTENTS About The Division of Toxicology ATSDR RESOURCES ToxFAQs ToxFAQs Public Health Statements Toxicological Profiles ... Division of Toxicology Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry Division of Toxicology The 24-hour number is (404) 498-0120 Christopher T. De Rosa, Ph.D., Director The Division of Toxicology (DT) performs an integral function in meeting the ATSDR mandates by participating in policy development for environmental health-related issues and in supporting scientific and technical projects within ATSDR, as well as in other federal agencies. As mandated by CERCLA, the Division (1) identifies the priority hazardous substances found at National Priority List (NPL) sites, (2) prepares toxicological profiles for these listed and ranked NPL hazardous substances, and (3) ensures the initiation of research designed to determine the health effects of substances for which information is currently considered inadequate. As a part of an Agency-wide HazDat database effort, the Division is responsible for coordinating the integration of the aforementioned information into HazDat.

112. Scantox - Experts In Toxicology And Pharmacology. Offers a wide range of toxicology and pharmacology testing in minipigs and other species. Scantox performs routine and specialised tests, including dermal and inhalation studies, genotoxicity and reproductive toxicity. http://www.scantox.com

Toxicology and pharmacology services Javascript in Progress... Click Here if you do not redirect in 5 seconds. You may not have a javascript enabled browser! Scantox is a non-clinical CRO specializing in a wide range of toxicology and pharmacology services. Specialty areas include the use of the minipig in non-rodent toxicology and teratology, inhalation and continuous infusion studies in non-rodents (including minipigs), use of transgenic mice in carcinogenicity testing, dermal toxicology, and medical device testing

113. Center For Research On Occupational And Environmental Toxicology (CROET) Representing a fundamental change in our approach to toxicology, toxicogenomics is a revolutionary new scientific discipline that studies the role of gene http://www.ohsu.edu/croet/

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114. A Taylor & Francis Journal: Journal Of Toxicology And Environmental Health Refereed original research in the field of environmental toxicology. Emphasis is on the toxicological effects of natural and anthropogenic environmental pollutants. Available online. http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/tf/15287394.html

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115. Labo Toxicologie Laboratory of toxicology Ghent University. Harelbekestraat 72 - 9000 Gent - Belgium - tel 09/2648121 - E-mail toxicology@UGent.be. http://allserv.rug.ac.be/~wlambert/

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116. Toxicology-Info.com: Information, Pharmacology, Toxicology Information on toxicology, drug interactions, toxicity and adverse reactions. Part of the ALtruis Biomedical Network. http://www.toxicology-info.com/

Canadian Online Pharmacies Canada Pharmacy Canadian Mail Order Pharmacies Healthcare professionals and scientists have carefully prepared this ALtruis Biomedical Network-affiliated site, intended for informational purposes only Partners: Manifestations Examples Fetal toxicity In vitro testing Toxicology studies unwanted effects of chemical or physical agents, including drugs and pollutants on living organisms. There are many branches of toxicology including those that focus on the toxicity to a specific organ system or on issues associated with food safety, metal toxicity, reproductive and developmental toxicology, regulatory toxicology, occupational health, forensic toxicology, epidemiology (the study of populations to determine the frequency and distribution of disease and measure risks), and cancer development. Some of these specialties are described below. All drugs have the potential to produce unwanted and toxic effects. The scope of undesired effects is broad. Some are only bothersome, like dry mouth, while others are life threatening. The potential for toxicity is accessed during the development of all new drugs. If narrow margin exists between an effective dose and a toxic dose, the drug generally requires close monitoring. A blood test may be used to determine if the drug is present at a therapeutic concentration or may be used to assess the effect of the drug on certain targets of toxicity. Due to factors such as age, genetic variations and the presence of disease, toxic doses among individuals may vary. Active research is currently underway in the area of pharmacogenetics that aims to identify generic variations that exists among the population and how these variations affect drug response and toxicity. This research will translate into tests that will assist drug and dose selection, thus tailoring drug therapy for a given individual.

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118. Tamarac Medical, Inc. Located in Denver, Colorado. About this toxicology lab specializing in economical blood lead and cadmium testing for children and industry workers. http://www.tamaracmedical.com/

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120. Welcome To The Environmental Cyber Schoolhouse An interactive, webbased curriculum for middle and high school students about the role of biomedical research in environmental toxicology. Topics include lead poisoning, asthma, and genetics and the environment. http://www.cyberschoolhouse.org

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