Titlebook: Developmental Toxicology; Keith Snell Book 1982 Keith Snell 1982 drug.environment.toxicology

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The Distribution of Drugs and Other Agents in the Fetus,re likely to cause their adverse effect directly in the fetus — in the tissues which are affected. Evidence for this is that a number of substances accumulate selectively in the critical fetal tissues.

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The Role of the Placenta in Developmental Toxicology,n the developing conceptus. A major reason for this increased interest has been tne recognition that various drugs (e.g. thalidomide, methotrexate, diethylstilboestrol, ethanol, androgens, etc.) are capable of eliciting deleterious effects on the offspring of mothers exposed to doses within the rang

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Developmental Enzyme Pathology,hom they may be transmitted via the maternal circulation. The most overtly recognisable adverse effect of exposure to a toxicant in this manner is either intrauterine fetal death or birth of the fetus with anatomical malformations (see reviews by Wilson, 1973; Smithells, 1976). Tne identification of