RT Book, Section
A1 Watkins, John B.
SR Print(0)
ID 1116942999
T1 Toxic Effects of Plants and Animals
T2 Casarett and Doull's Toxicology: The Basic Science of Poisons, 8e
YR 2012
FD 2012
PB McGraw-Hill Education
PP New York, NY
SN 978-0-07-176925-9
LK accessbiomedicalscience.mhmedical.com/content.aspx?aid=1116942999
RD 2024/04/24
AB IntroductionIntroduction  to  Plant  ToxicitiesToxic  Effects  by  OrganSkinIrritant  Contact  DermatitisAllergic  Contact  DermatitisPhotosensitivityRespiratory  TractAllergic  RhinitisCough  ReflexToxin-Associated  PneumoniaGastrointestinal  SystemDirect  Irritant  EffectsAntimitotic  EffectsProtein  Synthesis  InhibitionCardiovascular  SystemCardioactive  GlycosidesActions  on  Cardiac  NervesVasoactive  ChemicalsLiverHepatocyte  DamageMushroom  ToxinsMycotoxinsKidney  and  BladderCarcinogensKidney  Tubular  DegenerationBlood  and  Bone  MarrowAnticoagulantsBone  Marrow  GenotoxicityCyanogensNervous  SystemEpileptiform  SeizuresExcitatory  Amino  AcidsMotor  Neuron  DemyelinationCerebellar  NeuronsParasympathetic  StimulationParasympathetic  BlockSensory  Neuron  BlockSkeletal  Muscle  and  Neuromuscular  JunctionNeuromuscular  JunctionSkeletal  Muscle  DamageBone  and  Tissue  CalcificationBone  and  Soft  TissueReproduction  and  TeratogenesisAbortifacientsTeratogensClinical  Study  of  Plant  PoisonsSummary  of  Plant  ToxicitiesIntroduction  to  Animal  VenomsProperties  of  Animal  ToxinsArthropodsArachnidaScorpionsSpidersAgelenopsis  Species  (American  Funnel  Web  Spiders)Latrodectus  Species  (Widow  Spiders)Loxosceles  Species  (Brown  or  Violin  Spiders)Steatoda  SpeciesCheiracanthium  Species  (Running  Spiders)Theraphosidae  Species  (Tarantulas)TicksChilopoda  (Centipedes)Diplopoda  (Millipedes)InsectaHeteroptera  (True  Bugs)Hymenoptera  (Ants,  Bees,  Wasps,  and  Hornets)Formicidae  (Ants)Apidae  (Bees)Vespidae  (Wasps)Lepidoptera  (Caterpillars,  Moths,  and  Butterflies)Mollusca  (Cone  Snails)ReptilesLizardsSnakesGeneral  Information  and  ClassificationSnake  VenomsEnzymesPolypeptidesToxicologySnakebite  TreatmentSnake  Venom  EvolutionAntivenomPotential  Clinical  Application  of  VenomsConclusionAcknowledgment