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100 1 $aClayson, D. B.$q(David Barringer)
245 10 $aToxicological carcinogenesis /$cDavid B. Clayson.
260 $aBoca Raton, FL :$bLewis Publishers,$c℗♭2001.
300 $a196 pages :$billustrations ;$c24 cm
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 173-185) and index.
505 0 $aCh. 1. Introduction: What Causes Cancer? -- Ch. 2. Epidemiology -- Studies of Cancer Causes in Humans -- 2.1. Case Reports -- 2.2. Descriptive Epidemiology -- 2.3. Case-Control Studies -- 2.4. Prospective or Cohort Studies -- 2.5. What Has Epidemiology Taught Us about Human Cancer? -- 2.6. Basic Data and Epidemiology of Human Disease -- 2.7. Strengths and Weaknesses of Epidemiology -- Ch. 3. Standard Animal Bioassays for Carcinogens -- 3.1. Historical Aspects -- 3.2. Protocols for the Cancer Bioassay: Compromises Between Cost and Effectiveness -- 3.3. Animal Care -- 3.4. Postmortem Examination and Tissue Analysis -- 3.5. Other Bioassay Protocols -- 3.6. Good Laboratory Practices -- 3.7. Reflections: What Does the Rodent Bioassay Mean? -- Ch. 4. Other Methods for the Identification of Carcinogens: Are They Quicker, Less Expensive, and as Reliable? -- 4.1. In Vitro Mutagenicity Tests -- 4.2. In Vivo Approaches -- 4.3. Structure-Activity Relationships -- 4.4. Conclusions -- Ch. 5. Exposure in the Workplace -- 5.1. Skin Cancer -- 5.2. Bladder Cancer -- 5.3. Occupational Lung Cancer -- 5.4. Leukemia -- 5.5. Angiosarcoma of the Liver -- Ch. 6. Cigarette Smoking: A Modern Plague -- 6.1. Lung Cancer and Cigarette Smoking -- 6.2. What Is It in Cigarette Smoke that Leads to Cancer? -- 6.3. Reduction of Cigarette-Smoking Mortality -- Ch. 7. Diet and Nutrition -- 7.1. The Amount Eaten and Its Energy Content -- 7.2. Natural and Manmade Antioxidants -- 7.3. Rodent Carcinogens Naturally Present in Human Food -- 7.4. Mold Contamination -- 7.5. Cooking-Related Carcinogens and Mutagens -- 7.6. Manmade Food Contaminants -- 7.7. Food Additives -- 7.8. Gross Nutritional Variations -- 7.9. Overview: What Should We Eat? -- Ch. 8. Pharmaceuticals -- 8.1. Analgesics and Folk Lore -- 8.2. Chlornaphazin (2-Naphthylamine Mustard): A Tragedy -- 8.3. Hormones and Cancer -- 8.4. Cancer Chemotherapy and Radiotherapy -- 8.5. Laxatives -- 8.6. Parasitic Infection and Cancer -- 8.7. Folk Remedies -- 8.8. Drug Safety: The Current Position -- Ch. 9. The General Environment -- 9.1. Point Emissions -- 9.2. Enclosed Spaces -- 9.3. Agricultural Chemicals -- 9.4. Water Quality -- 9.5. Air Quality -- 9.6. Overview -- Ch. 10. Rodent Carcinogenesis Bioassay as a Predictor for Human Cancers -- 10.1. Chemical Structures of Carcinogens -- 10.2. Overview: The Many Gaps -- 10.3. Genotoxicity Tests and Species Differences -- Ch. 11. Carcinogenesis Mechanisms -- 11.1. Stages in Cancer Development -- 11.2. Carcinogenesis Mechanisms -- 11.3. Utility of Mechanisms in Reaching Decisions about Carcinogens -- Ch. 12. Carcinogenesis Risk Assessment -- 12.1. Historical Aspects and Default Assumptions -- 12.2. Biological Factors Affecting Risk Assessment -- 12.3. Assembling Evidence for Risk Assessment -- Ch. 13. Legislation, Regulation, and Education -- 13.1. Cigarette Smoking -- 13.2. Chronic Alcoholism -- 13.3. Eating -- 13.4. The Environment -- 13.5. Overview -- Ch. 14. Envoi: Major Goals of Research -- 14.1. Cancer Control: Today's Position -- 14.2. The Future: Where Should We Go Next? -- 14.3. Future Trends in Cancer Research.
650 0 $aChemical carcinogenesis.
650 0 $aEnvironmental toxicology.
650 0 $aHealth risk assessment.
650 12 $aNeoplasms$xchemically induced.
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650 22 $aEnvironmental Exposure.
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