TOXICOLOGY & CLINICAL TOXICOLOGY

Toxicology Related Centers with Course, Lectures, Lessons, Databases, etc.

FOR TOXICOLOGY RELATED ATLASES, CASES, COURSES, DATABASES, JOURNALS, TEXTBOOKS, LESSONS, VIDEOS, ETC., IN VIROLOGY, IMMUNOLOGY, MICROBIOLOGY ETC., SEE THE

PATHOLOGY, FORENSICS & VIROLOGY CENTER

Toxicology Courses, Lectures, Lessons, etc.

FOODTOX: THE STUDY OF TOXIC SUBSTANCES IN THE HUMAN FOOD CHAIN (QUICKTIME) – G. Möller,
Food Research Center,
School of Food Science,
College of Agricultural and Life Sciences,
University of Idaho
Multimecia FoodTOX: The Study of Toxic Substances in the Human Food Chain Video Course
(Text, Images, Videos/Movies & Audio/Sound).

Examples from over “26” “FoodTOX: The Study of Toxic Substances in the Human Food Chain” Video Course Lectures include

“…Pesticide Residues in Food Video Lecture;

Dose-Response Relationships Video Lecture;

Absorption of Toxicants Video Lecture;

Distribution and Storage of Toxicants Video Lecture;

Target Organ Toxicity Video Lecture;

Food Intolerance and Metabolic Disorders Video Lecture;

Genetically Modified Organisms in Food Video Lecture;

Toxic Mold and Mycotoxins Video Lecture;

Marine Toxins in Food Video Lecture;

Toxicants Formed During Food Processing Video Lecture; etc…”

For more information see

Greg Möller’s Home Page;

Food Technology Center;

School of Food Science or the

College of Agricultural and Life Sciences


TOXTUTOR – TOXICOLOGY PRINCIPLES – Toxicology and Environmental Health
Information Program (TEHIP), National Library of Medicine (NLM)
Multimedia ToxTutor – Basic Principles of Toxicology Lectures (Text & Images).

ToxTutor – Toxicology Principles

“…ToxTutor is a self-paced tutorial covering key principles of toxicology for users of the
National Library of Medicine (NLM) chemical and toxicology databases…”

Examples of “Basic Principles of Toxicology” Lectures include

“…Dose and Dose Response;

Toxic Effects;

Interactions;

Toxicity Testing Methods;

Risk Assessment; etc…”

For more information see

Toxicology and Environmental Health or

National Library of Medicine (NLM)

Biochemical Toxicology

BIOCHEMICAL TOXICOLOGY (CH 451) – R.A. Paselk,
Department of Chemistry,
Humboldt State University
Multimedia Biochemical Toxicology Course (Text & Images).
VERY VERY VERY…EXTENSIVE.

Examples from over “18” “Biochemical Toxicology” Course Lectures include

“…Enzymes and Metabolism; Dose-Response Relationships;

Quantitation of Dose-Response;

Absorption and Distribution: Factors Affecting Transpor;

Toxicokinetics;

Non- P450 Oxidations; Reduction Reactions; Hydrolysis Reactions;

Phase Two Reactions; etc…”

For more information see

Biochemical Toxicology Home Page;

Richard A. Paselk’s Home Page or the

Department of Chemistry

Clinical Toxicology – Hazardous Substances

ATSDR TOXIC SUBSTANCE PORTAL – Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, CDC
Multimedia Toxic Substances Database (Text & Images).

ATSDR Toxic Substances Portal

“…Access the most important information about toxic substances
and how they affect our health by clicking on:
The alphabet for documents on specific substances;

Toxicological information by health effect or chemical class;

Toxicological information by audience…”

For more information see the

Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) or the

CDC

Clinical Toxicology Lectures, Lessons, etc.

CLINICAL TOXINOLOGY (POISONOUS https://viasilden.com SNAKES, SPIDERS, SCORPIONS,
MARINE LIFE, TERRESTRIAL VERTEBRATES & INVERTEBRATES,
PLANTS & MUSHROOMS WORLD WIDE) – Toxinology Department,
Women’s & Children’s Hospital (WCH), Adelaide, Australia,
& the Department of Paediatrics,
University of Adelaide (UA), Australia
Multimedia Clinical Toxinology Databses, Lessons, Publications, Technical Reports (Text & Images).

Clinical Toxinology

“…provide information useful to improving outcomes for
humans suffering from envenoming or poisoning by animals,
plants or mushrooms…”

Examples of “Clinical Toxinology” Subject Categories include

“…Poisonous Snakes;

Spiders & Scorpions;

Marine Life;

Terrestrial Vertebrates;

Terrestrial Invertebrates;

Poisonous Plants; etc…”

Clinical Toxinology Content for each Species includes

“…Taxonomy and Description;

Distribution;

Synomomy;

Venom Research;

Clinical Symptoms and Treatment;

Clinical Case Summaries from Literature;

First Aid;

Antivenom & Antidotes Manufacturers and Suppliers; etc…”

For more information see the

Toxinology Department


SNAKEBITE PROTOCOLS – R. Clark,
Medical Director of the San Diego Division of the California Poison Control System
and the Director of the UCSD Division of Medical Toxicology,
Department of Emergency Medicine,
School of Medicine,
University of California, San Diego (UCSD)
Multimedia Snakebite Protocols (Text & Images).

Examples of “Snakebite Protocols: First Aid & Medical Management Snake Bite Guidelines” include

Protocol List: First Aid & Medical Management Snake Bite Guidelines
“…Death Adders;

Puff Adders;

Gaboon Vipers;

Kraits;


Bushmaster;

Rattlesnakes;

Mambas;

Cobras;

Taipans;

Vipers; etc…”

Scientific Names: Venomous Snakes;

Common Names: Venomous Snakes;

Antivenoms; etc.

For more information see

Division of Medical Toxicology;

Richard Clark’s Faculty Home Page or the

Department of Emergency Medicine


VENOMDOC – B.G. Fry,
Venomics Laboratory Group Leader,
Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, Bio21 Institute,
University of Melbourne, Australia
Multimedia Clinical Snakes, Amphibians, Scorpions, etc. Technical Reports, etc. (Text & Images).

Toxicology Related Centers with Toxicology Databases

FOR MORE TOXICOLOGY DATABASES SEE THE

PUBLIC HEALTH CENTER

Toxicology & Clinical Toxicology Databases

COMPARATIVE TOXICOGENOMICS DATABASE (CTD) – Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory (MDIBL),
with support from the North Carolina State University & the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS)
Multimedia Comparative Toxicogenomics Database (CTD) (Text & Images).

Comparative Toxicogenomics Database (CTD)

“…promotes understanding about the effects of environmental chemicals
on human health by integrating data from curated scientific literature
to describe chemical interactions with genes and proteins, and associations
between diseases and chemicals, and diseases and genes/proteins…”

“…It is to be used only for research and educational purposes. Medical treatment
decisions should not be made based on the information in CTD…”

For more information see the

Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratory (MDIBL)


NATIONAL TOXICOLOGY PROGRAM (NTP) – National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS),
DHHS
Multimedia Toxicology Databases, Study Reports, etc. (Text & Images).

National Toxicology Program

“…The three NTP participating agencies are the NIH’s NIEHS, the FDA’s National Center
for Toxicological Research, and the CDC’s National Institute for
Occupational Safety and Health…”


TOXNET (TOXICOLOGY DATA NETWORK) – Specialized Information Services Division,
Toxicology and Environmental Health Information Program, National Library of Medicine
Multimedia Toxicology Databases (Text & Images).

Examples of “TOXNET” Databases include

HSDB: Hazardous Substances Data Bank


IRIS: Integrated Risk Information System (human health

risk assessment, focusing on hazard identification and dose-response assessment)


GENE-TOX: Genetic Toxicology