Risk Assessment and Interactions of Environmental Toxicants   [Archived Catalog]
2016-2017 Graduate Studies Bulletin (Archived Copy)
   
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ENHS 774 - Risk Assessment and Interactions of Environmental Toxicants

Credits: 3

A study of biological interactions and transformation of environmental toxicants at the cellular and subcellular levels, and assessment of cellular damage as it relates to health hazards and risks. Topics to include: environmental toxicants; exposure measurements; factors affecting interactions and toxicity; metabolism of xenobiotics: types and levels of effects and interactions; and human health risks.

Prerequisites: ENHS 660 or permission of instructor



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