Physiology, Environment, and Man: Based on a Symposium Conducted by the National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council, August, 1966

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Douglas Harry Kedgwin Lee, David Minard
Academic Press, 1970 - Medical - 239 pages
The bretton woods symposium: physiological characterization of health hazards in man's environment; Flow of environmental agents in reaching their site of action; The metabolic fate of common environmental agents; Accumulation of environmental agents or their affects in the body; Interaction of environmental agents and drugs; Difficulties in extrapolating the resultts of toxicity studies in laboratory animals toman; Some prospects in toxicology; Effects of environmental agents at the genome level; Effects of environmental agents at the level of enzyme-forming systems; Effects of environmental agents at the enzyme levels-air pollutants.

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Penetration into the Central Nervous System
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References
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Interaction of Environmental Agents and Drugs
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