TOXICOLOGY. VOLUME I—MECHANISMS AND ANALYTICAL METHODS

Essays in Toxicology. Volume 3

bearable in a theory implying new phenomena, as. is restriction to known phenomena in an elegant theory, this work has both problems. Hypotheses are piled rather deeply, at times when extant data could have shown the way. Such is the case of posttranscriptional versus posttranslational linkage of polypeptide chains, where he chooses the former. At least his ideas are largely subject to test. Th...

Bioanalytical Methods in Toxicology

Elżbieta Skrzydlewska Department of Analytical Chemistry, Medical University of Białystok15-230 Białystok 8, P. O. Box 14, Poland The goal of this Special Issue on Bioanalytical Methods in Toxicology is to recapitulate the latest achievements concerning the theory and practice of modern chromatography and related techniques. The interest of such significant and current issues has not been accid...

Statistical Methods for Toxicology

Developing an analytical toxicology service: principles and guidance.

Many acutely poisoned patients are treated with no laboratory help other than general clinical chemistry and haematology. Emergency toxicological analyses (24-hour availability) that could influence immediate patient management such as iron, lithium and paracetamol (acetaminophen), are relatively few in number and are remarkably similar worldwide. These assays should be provided at hospitals wi...

The Toxicology of Radioactive Substances. Volume 2

as the record of a meeting or symposium. These books vary from the valuable to the useless. Whatever intrinsic merit they may have is too often vitiated by the long delays in publication. If editors insisted on manuscripts at the time of the oral presentation, many of these publications could be expeditiously placed in the hands of the reader while still relatively timely. In evaluating this CI...