4th Edition

Toxicology of the Lung

Edited By Donald E. Gardner Copyright 2006
698 Pages 91 B/W Illustrations
by CRC Press

696 Pages
by CRC Press

The most up-to-date treatment of inhalation toxicology available, Toxicology of the Lung, Fourth Edition examines the subject from a target-organ perspective. Completely revised and updated, the book includes contributions from an entirely new set of authors, each of them a leading international authority in their respective specialties. As with the previous editions, it presents the latest... Read more
Methods for Evaluating the Lung in Human Subjects, S.I. Rennard

Human Clinical Studies of Airborne Pollutants, M.W. Frampton, A.P. Pietropaoli, P.E. Morrow, and M.J. Utell

Nasal Irritation-Current Understanding and Future Research Needs, J.C. Walker

In Vitro Models for Lung Toxicology, C.B. Allen

Dosimetry of Particles in Humans: From Children to Adults, B. Asgharian, W. Hofmann, and F.J. Miller

Toxicity in the Lungs Driven by the Dynamics of the Effect or by the Kinetics of the Noxious Agents or Those Whose Effects Are Driven by Exposure, K.K. Rozman, W.L. Roth, and J. Doull

Safety Assessment of Therapeutic Agents Administered by the Respiratory Route, S.C. Gad

Vanilloid Receptors in the Respiratory Tract, C.A. Reilly, J.M. Veranth, B. Veronesi, and G.S. Yost

Pulmonary Immunotoxicology, M.D. Cohen

Animal Models of Respiratory Allergy, J. Pauluhn

Fiber Toxicology, D.M. Bernstein

Reproductive Toxicology Testing of Inhaled Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology Products, A. Viau and K. Robinson

Effects of Engineered Nanoscale Particulates on the Lung, D.B. Warheit

Diesel Exhaust and Viral Infections, I. Jaspers

Adaptation to Toxicant Exposure during Rodent Lung Tumorigenesis, G.M. Curtin, R.J. Potts, P.H. Ayres, D.J. Doolittle, and J.E. Swauger

Tobacco Smoking, H. Witschi

Biography

Donald E. Gardner

"This book is well referenced and easily accessible for both student and career scientist. It will be a requirement for anyone (physician, physiologist, or toxicologist) interested in the lung in health and disease…"
-Peter H. Bach, Cambridge Antibody Technology, UK, in The British Toxicology Society Newsletter, 2006