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Journal of Psychopharmacology, 1992
Animal tests for teratogenicity of drugs have more medicolegal and political significance than relevance to human therapeutics. Test conditions differ widely from human therapeutic regimens and major species differences are common. Occasionally the tests will define a drug or group of drugs with an unpleasant potential, and sometimes a mode of action ...
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Animal tests for teratogenicity of drugs have more medicolegal and political significance than relevance to human therapeutics. Test conditions differ widely from human therapeutic regimens and major species differences are common. Occasionally the tests will define a drug or group of drugs with an unpleasant potential, and sometimes a mode of action ...
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American Journal of Medical Genetics Part C: Seminars in Medical Genetics, 2011
AbstractA consideration of teratogenic exposures includes not only an agent (chemical, radiation, biologic) but an exposure level and timing of exposure. There are criteria by which exposures are evaluated for a causal connection with an abnormal outcome.
Sarah, Običan, Anthony R, Scialli
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AbstractA consideration of teratogenic exposures includes not only an agent (chemical, radiation, biologic) but an exposure level and timing of exposure. There are criteria by which exposures are evaluated for a causal connection with an abnormal outcome.
Sarah, Običan, Anthony R, Scialli
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Teratogen update: Iodine deficiency, a community teratogen
Teratology, 1997In the last decade, iodine deficiency disorders (IDD) have become recognized as the most common preventable cause of mental retardation worldwide. Iodine deficiency interferes severely with prenatal and postnatal growth and neurologic development of individuals.
J G, Hollowell, W H, Hannon
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Journal of Animal Science, 1984
Many compounds synthesized by plants are known to be teratogenic in laboratory animals, but only a few have been shown by feeding trials to produce terata in livestock. Studies of plant teratogens affecting livestock have not moved forward in a systematic nor rapid way because of the logistical problems connected with such experiments in large animals.
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Many compounds synthesized by plants are known to be teratogenic in laboratory animals, but only a few have been shown by feeding trials to produce terata in livestock. Studies of plant teratogens affecting livestock have not moved forward in a systematic nor rapid way because of the logistical problems connected with such experiments in large animals.
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Teratogenic Evaluation of Oxacillin
Scandinavian Journal of Infectious Diseases, 1999Teratogenic studies of oxacillin in humans have not been published. The population-based data-set of the Hungarian Case-Control Surveillance of Congenital Abnormalities, 1980-1996 contains 22,865 foetuses or newborns with congenital abnormalities and 38,151 matched control newborns without congenital abnormalities.
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Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1975
There is nothing unique about rubella viruses or cytomegaloviruses. They are classic teratogens and, in this respect, not only follow but exemplify most of the principles of human teratology.
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There is nothing unique about rubella viruses or cytomegaloviruses. They are classic teratogens and, in this respect, not only follow but exemplify most of the principles of human teratology.
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Hospital Practice, 1984
In the years since thalidomide, we have added significantly to our list of known teratogens, but we are still unhappily ignorant about the degree of risk and mechanisms of teratogenesis. Thus, the physician faced with the concern of a pregnant patient confronts difficult dilemmas.
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In the years since thalidomide, we have added significantly to our list of known teratogens, but we are still unhappily ignorant about the degree of risk and mechanisms of teratogenesis. Thus, the physician faced with the concern of a pregnant patient confronts difficult dilemmas.
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