In vitro models may be useful for the rapid toxicological screening of large numbers of
chemicals for their potential to produce toxicity. Such screening could facilitate prioritization …

Epidemiological studies have demonstrated that air pollution particulate matter (PM) and
adsorbed toxicants (organic compounds and trace metals) may affect child development …

The first edition of Bioanalytical Tools in Water Quality Assessment was released in 2012.
The field has exploded since and the second edition updates and reviews the application of …

This text presents contemporary analytical techniques for the determination of heavy metals
in air particles, water, soil and biological samples. It details experimental studies to reduce …

Background The widespread detection of perfluoroalkyl acids and their derivatives in wildlife
and humans, and their entry into the immature brain, raise increasing concern about …

10+ Years of Updates Since First EditionNewcomers to the animal clinical chemistry and
toxicology fields quickly find that the same rules of human medicine do not always apply …

Arsenic at a nonlethal level in drinking water consumed over a period of time has been
reported to produce chronic toxicity and various types of health problems ranging from skin …

The developing central nervous system is often more vulnerable to injury than the adult one.
Of the almost 200 chemicals known to be neurotoxic, many are developmental …

Adverse CNS effects account for a sizeable proportion of all drug attrition cases. These
adverse CNS effects are mediated predominately by off-target drug activity on neuronal ion …

While life in urban environments may confer a number of benefits, it may also result in a
variety of exposures, with toxic consequences for neurodevelopment and …