Titlebook: Issues and Reviews in Teratology; Volume 2 Harold Kalter Book 1984 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1984 animals.cancer.cell.develo

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Birth Defects Monitoring Systems, in prevalence at birth of malformations caused by the appearance of new prenatal hazards, e.g., new drugs with teratogenic potential. The thalidomide tragedy, in which thousands of severely malformed infants were born as a consequence of the maternal use of this drug during early pregnancy, undersc

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What Is a Teratogen?,ndustry, agriculture, medicine, or war. Although scientists have come together with unusual urgency to meet this threat to the public health, each discipline has emerged as impotent, on its own, to prescribe adequately for the safety of future generations. There is the hope, however, that if a worki

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Transplacental Exposure to Diethylstilbestrol,cope of clinical and experimental teratology. One problem basic to all others is that the full spectrum of the effects of DES in the human population may not be known for a long time. Since use of DES during pregnancy was not widespread until the 1950s, and since most cancers are not common until af

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Hormones, Growth Factors, and Their Receptors in Normal and Abnormal Prenatal Development,e cell. There is general agreement that the term . refers to a macromolecule that is usually protein in Nature (an exception is the ganglioside receptor for choleratoxin) which is capable of selectively recognizing and binding with a chemical ligand (hormone/growth factor). After this interaction th

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Vertebrate Limb Morphogenesis,he structural and molecular complexity of developing systems information on normal genesis is often insufficient to extrapolate much beyond simple conjecture. Although such speculation may be useful at times, exercises of this Nature are often destined to fail, either because too little is known of

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Teratogenicity of Experimental and Occupational Exposure to Industrial Chemicals,s encountered occupationally in the workplace and the laboratory. The number of women of childbearing age in the work force has increased dramatically and precedents establishing legal rights of the unborn have been set. Equal rights to work have put women, and thus possibly the unborn, in contact w