Haematology for Toxicologists

by Henk Tennekes

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Most current books on toxicology summarize the profiles of well-investigated drugs and toxins. However, often these books are of little benefit to a practitioner of toxicological research, because practising toxicologists face a black box when investigating the adverse effects of a new drug. Under these circumstances, the practitioner is promarily interested in diagnosis of a disorder.
This unique text offer disorder guidance for practitioners of toxicological research, who may come from all walks of life sciences. Haematology describes the potential origins of deviations in standard haematological parameters used in general toxicity trials, lists aberrations associated with a disorder, and provides information on the molecular basis of a disorder.
Written in easily accessible language, this book focuses on the essentials of a disorder, and avoids lengthy treatise of each and every aspect of a disorder. Practitioners of toxicology, and those in training will find this text fills in the gaps not covered by previous study.

  • ISBN10 0415275237
  • ISBN13 9780415275231
  • Publish Date 11 December 2004
  • Publish Status Cancelled
  • Publish Country GB
  • Publisher Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Imprint CRC Press
  • Format Paperback
  • Pages 176
  • Language English