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International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, 1990
Toxicity implies an adverse effect. It may be caused by an overdose of any substance or combination of substances, either by an initial high dose or by the accumulation of a toxic substance over a long period of time. Thus, toxicity is dose dependent. It is also a relative term in that therisk involved must be evaluated and the available alternatives ...
P O, Glantz, I A, Mjör
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Toxicity implies an adverse effect. It may be caused by an overdose of any substance or combination of substances, either by an initial high dose or by the accumulation of a toxic substance over a long period of time. Thus, toxicity is dose dependent. It is also a relative term in that therisk involved must be evaluated and the available alternatives ...
P O, Glantz, I A, Mjör
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Nature, 1954
IN the course of experiments using young guinea pigs as test animals, it was found that erythromycin given orally or intraperitoneally caused the animals to look ill after two to three days, with ruffled fur, anorexia, disinclination to move and subnormal temperature, followed by death on the sixth to eighth day with emaciation and signs of diarrhœa ...
W J, KAIPAINEN, S, FAINE
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IN the course of experiments using young guinea pigs as test animals, it was found that erythromycin given orally or intraperitoneally caused the animals to look ill after two to three days, with ruffled fur, anorexia, disinclination to move and subnormal temperature, followed by death on the sixth to eighth day with emaciation and signs of diarrhœa ...
W J, KAIPAINEN, S, FAINE
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Medical Clinics of North America, 1993
Toxic megacolon, its incidence, differential diagnosis, and presenting signs and symptoms are reviewed in this article. The typical histologic and radiographic features are described with a review of the potential triggering factors. An outline of requirements for adequate monitoring of the patient with toxic megacolon is provided.
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Toxic megacolon, its incidence, differential diagnosis, and presenting signs and symptoms are reviewed in this article. The typical histologic and radiographic features are described with a review of the potential triggering factors. An outline of requirements for adequate monitoring of the patient with toxic megacolon is provided.
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2018
This chapter deals with various aspects of mechanism of action of chemical or physical agents, their interaction with living organisms, and how they trigger perturbations in cell function and/or structure or that may initiate repair mechanisms at the molecular, cellular, and/or tissue levels including necrosis and apoptosis of different xenobiotics ...
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This chapter deals with various aspects of mechanism of action of chemical or physical agents, their interaction with living organisms, and how they trigger perturbations in cell function and/or structure or that may initiate repair mechanisms at the molecular, cellular, and/or tissue levels including necrosis and apoptosis of different xenobiotics ...
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A review on catalytic-enzyme degradation of toxic environmental pollutants: Microbial enzymes
Journal of Hazardous Materials, 2021Dai-Viet N Vo +2 more
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Defeating the Toxic Boss: The Nature of Toxic Leadership and the Role of Followers
Journal of Leadership and Organizational Studies, 2020Dragan Lončar, Ivana Milosevic
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