Pesticides are developed specifically for their ability to interact & interfere with a variety of biological targets. Because of the fundamental similarities of organisms at the subcellular level, selectivity is often difficult to achieve & unanticipated pesticide actions leading to a number of adverse health effects may result. Some occupational exposure to pesticides is unavoidable, even with strict adherence to good agricultural practices & proper application procedures. This book, presenting the results of a 1988 ...
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Pesticides are developed specifically for their ability to interact & interfere with a variety of biological targets. Because of the fundamental similarities of organisms at the subcellular level, selectivity is often difficult to achieve & unanticipated pesticide actions leading to a number of adverse health effects may result. Some occupational exposure to pesticides is unavoidable, even with strict adherence to good agricultural practices & proper application procedures. This book, presenting the results of a 1988 workshop focusing on the potential chronic health effects of pesticides, addresses the topics of pesticide exposure, neurotoxicity, carcinogenicity, immunotoxicity, developmental toxicity, & reproductive toxicity. Pesticides discussed include: organochlorine insecticides, DDT & its derivatives, hexachlorocyclohexanes & cyclodienes, chlordecone, anticholinesterase insecticides, organophosphorus esters, carbamates, pyrethrins & pyrethroid insecticides, & herbicides, fungicides, & fumigants. A valuable source of information for biological chemists, toxicologists, pathologists, pharmacists, regulatory officials, environmentalists, governmental & state scientists, attorneys, managers, & biomedical scientists.
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Very good. Dive into the world of environmental toxicology with "The Effects of Pesticides on Human Health." Authored by Scott R. Baker and Chris F. Wilkinson, this hardcover edition is a testament to the care taken in its preservation, presented in Near Fine/VG+ condition. The covers of this edition, a true window to its contents, remain in great shape with only lightly indented spine ends. These minor marks of history add character to the book's appearance. The binding stands as a sturdy guardian, both square and tight, ensuring the book's structural integrity remains intact. A touch of abrasion graces the front flyleaf, a small mark that is eclipsed by the bright and unmarked interior pages. The book is a canvas of clean, untarnished knowledge, ready to be explored anew. Meticulous packaging will accompany the book on its journey, safeguarding it against any potential environmental impact during transit. As part of our commitment to excellent service, a USPS electronic tracking number will be provided free of charge, empowering you to monitor the progress of your shipment. Should you seek additional insights or visuals regarding this edition, please don't hesitate to get in touch. "The Effects of Pesticides on Human Health" encapsulates invaluable information within its pages and maintains its quality as a testament to the subject it addresses. 438 pages. Advances in Modern Environmental Toxicology.
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