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500 $a"Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Biological Markers held at Texel, Netherlands, May 12-17, 1991"--Title page verso.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 2 $a1. Applications and Objectives of Biomarker Research. 1.2. Definitions. 1.3. Objectives of Biomarker Programs. 1.4. Applications of Biomarker Programs. 1.5. Rationale for the Use of Biomarkers. 1.6. Current Limitations in the Use of Biomarkers. 1.7. Future of Biomarkers in Environmental Assessment -- 2. The Conceptual Basis of the Biomarker Approach. 2.2. Dose-Response Relationships. 2.3. Physiological Alterations as a Basis for Biomarkers. 2.4. Considerations in the Use of Biomarkers. 2.5. Future Prospects -- 3. Implementation of Biomarker-Based Studies. 3.2. Selection and Characterization of Study Sites. 3.3. Selection of Species. 3.4. Biomarker Selection. 3.5. Sampling Methodology. 3.6. Analysis -- 4. Interpretation of Biomarker Responses. 4.2. Biological Interpretation of Biomarkers. 4.3. Statistical and Mathematical Techniques for Interpretation. 4.4. Societal Interpretations -- 5. Development and Validation of Biomarkers. 5.2. The Ideal Biomarker. 5.3. Development of New Biomarkers. 5.4. Validation -- 6. Conceptual Strategy for Development and Application of a Biomarker-Based Biomonitoring Program. 6.1. Definition of Study Objectives. 6.2. General Elements of a Biomarker-Based Biomonitoring Study. 6.3. Tailoring Study Design for Specific Objectives. 6.4. Development of Biomarkers: Laboratory and Field Studies.
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