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Book Review: in vitro Methods of Toxicology

Book Review: in vitro Methods of Toxicology BOOK REVIEWS Basic Principles of Immunotoxicology, Models of sensitivity and autoimmunity. Immunotoxic Mechanisms, Immunotoxic Drugs, Some drugs in clinical use cause immunotoxic Immunological Disorders of the Lung and Environ­ reactions, and four chapters focus on selected drugs mental and Occupational Immunotoxins. This is which have immunotoxic properties. The authors not a book which I would necessarily recommend have chosen classic examples, such as cyclosporin to be read in one sitting, but one that should be A and halothane, as well as those that cause drug­ induced immunological disorders of the blood, and dipped into at leisure. Each chapter is extensively referenced, making it easy for the reader to gather cancer chemotherapeutic agents. The chapters are more-detailed information if required. fairly concise, but they are fully referenced to In my opinion, the first chapter is by far the best. enable the reader to find more information, if David Newcombe is to be congratulated on his short required. introductory chapter, Immunotoxicology: A New I found the section on the lung to be rather Challenge, which airs some fresh ideas and repetitive, and felt it could have been improved if concepts, especially concerning the in vitro side of a short chapter covering http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Alternatives to Laboratory Animals SAGE

Book Review: in vitro Methods of Toxicology

Fentem, Julia H.
Alternatives to Laboratory Animals , Volume 21 (1): 2 – Jan 1, 1993
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SAGE
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© 1993 Fund for the Replacement of Animals in Medical Experiments
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0261-1929
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2632-3559
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10.1177/026119299302100122
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BOOK REVIEWS Basic Principles of Immunotoxicology, Models of sensitivity and autoimmunity. Immunotoxic Mechanisms, Immunotoxic Drugs, Some drugs in clinical use cause immunotoxic Immunological Disorders of the Lung and Environ­ reactions, and four chapters focus on selected drugs mental and Occupational Immunotoxins. This is which have immunotoxic properties. The authors not a book which I would necessarily recommend have chosen classic examples, such as cyclosporin to be read in one sitting, but one that should be A and halothane, as well as those that cause drug­ induced immunological disorders of the blood, and dipped into at leisure. Each chapter is extensively referenced, making it easy for the reader to gather cancer chemotherapeutic agents. The chapters are more-detailed information if required. fairly concise, but they are fully referenced to In my opinion, the first chapter is by far the best. enable the reader to find more information, if David Newcombe is to be congratulated on his short required. introductory chapter, Immunotoxicology: A New I found the section on the lung to be rather Challenge, which airs some fresh ideas and repetitive, and felt it could have been improved if concepts, especially concerning the in vitro side of a short chapter covering

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Published: Jan 1, 1993

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