toxicology
toxicology
Definition
toxi·col·ogy (täk′si käl′ə jē)
tox′i·co·log′ic (-kə läj′ik) adjective or tox′i·co·log′i·cal
tox′i·co·log′i·cally adverb
tox′i·col′o·gist noun
toxicology
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- cover: Toxline ( CSA ) - covers toxicology, including chemicals & pharmaceuticals, pesticides, environmental pollutants & mutagens.
Adjective modifier
- forensic: Normally this would be research-based, relating to a topic in forensic toxicology.
- predictive: Beside these topics, the Institute is in the lead of computational predictive toxicology.
- reproductive: Specific expertise is sought in the area of nutrition, preferably pediatric nutrition or reproductive toxicology.
- molecular: He is also the founder of the European Workshop in Molecular Toxicology.
- regulatory: The report appeared to concentrate on the use of NHPs in regulatory toxicology.
- genetic: She has very extensive experience in genetic toxicology over many years both in industrial research laboratories and contract laboratories.
Modifies a noun
- testing: The covering paper discussed generic aspects of toxicology testing to tobacco products.
- test: Toxicology tests taken have found no presence of illegal drugs in her system.
- study: The course would also be relevant for toxicology study monitors.
- datum: Acceptable safety margins for different therapeutic areas, and how these affect the interpretation of toxicology data is also examined.
- report: SCULLY: I just got the toxicology report back on the broken vial.
- unit: Covance received permission for a 40,000 sq ft Toxicology Unit to be built.
Noun used with modifier
- inhalation: Work is ongoing within OECD with respect to inhalation toxicology study guidelines.
- reproduction: Studies in animals have shown reproduction toxicology ( see Section 5.3 ).
- campus: Athens login on and off campus INHALATION TOXICOLOGY, from Taylor & Francis January 1, 1997- Access on and off campus.
- chemical: A further example of chemical toxicology is our consideration of a new platinum-based fuel additive for diesel fuel.
- food: It provides a short introduction and overview of food toxicology which of course includes a number of toxins of microbial origin.
Preposition: in
- man: Being an account of their medicinal and other uses, chemical composition, pharmacological effects and toxicology in man and animal, 2nd edn.
Preposition: of
- chemical: There is a committee on toxicology which we gather looks at the toxicology of chemicals such as benzene ( and perhaps even pesticides ).
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