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Considers scientific decision-making within a societal and legal framework. Relies heavily upon risk assessment.

Regulatory Toxicology

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Concerned with the compilation and synthesis of information regarding gene and protein expression in order to understand molecular mechanisms involved in toxicity.

Toxicogenomics

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identify biomarkers that predict toxicity and genetic susceptibility to harmful substances.

Toxicogenomics

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Deals with the use of modern computational approaches and information technologies to elucidate mechanisms of toxicity

Computational Toxicology

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Computational Toxicology May also be referred to as

Toxicoinformatics.

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Are toxic substances that are produced by biological systems.

TOXIN

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produced and released from the fungus Aspergillus or Fungi that grows on foods such as corn and nuts.

Aflatoxin

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Exposure to aflatoxin is associated with an increased risk of

liver cancer

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Substances that are foreign to a given organism that can be toxic or not, and it is synthetic

XENOBIOTICS

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are xenobiotics developed to treat disease

Pharmaceuticals

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- used to deter pests

Pesticides

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Toxic chemicals may be naturally produced but they are not produced by biological systems. These are toxic substances that are a by-product of human activities

TOXICANT

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produced by combustion through ordinary processes or human activities

Polyaromatic Hydrocarbons

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OTHER CLASSIFICATIONS

o By Physical state

o By Chemical stability or reactivity

o By General chemical structure

o Ability to cause significant toxicity

o Basis of their biochemical mechanisms of actions

o Descriptive categories

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Assess relationship between toxicant exposure (dose) to the response (outcome) and the probability of an adverse event to occur

Toxicologist

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which is the quantitative estimate of the potential effects of a chemical on human and environmental health at particular exposure levels (e.g., pesticide residues in food and chemical contaminants in drinking water).

RISK

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Identifies the cellular, biochemical, and molecular mechanisms by which chemicals exert toxic effects on living organisms.

Mechanistic Toxicologist

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Useful in the design and production of safer alternative chemicals and in therapies for chemical poisoning and treatment of disease.

Mechanistic Toxicologist

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Conducts toxicity testing that provides comprehensive information for the evaluation of a chemical’s safety and to meet important regulatory requirements.

Hazard Assessment Toxicologist

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is a chemical or action that causes harm, whereas the () is the likelihood for a hazard to result in harm.

Hazard, risk

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