TERATOGENS CHEMICALS WHICH CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS
CONTENTS 1 ROLE OF APOPTOSIS IN NORMAL AND ABNORMAL DEVELOPMENT 2 SIGNAL TRANSDUCTION PATHWAYS AS TARGETS FOR TERATOGENS 3 NUTRITION IN DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICOLOGY 4 EPIGENETIC MECHANISMS: ROLE OF DNA METHYLATION, HISTONE MODI?CATIONS, AND IMPRINTING 5 PERSONALIZED NUTRITION AND MEDICINE IN PERINATAL DEVELOPMENT 6 TARGETED GENE CHANGES AFFECTING DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY 7 USE OF MAMMALIAN IN VITRO SYSTEMS, INCLUDING EMBRYONIC STEM CELLS, IN DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY TESTING ? 8 ZEBRA?SH: A NONMAMMALIAN MODEL OF DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICOLOGY 9 PHYSIOLOGICALLY BASED PHARMACOKINETIC MODELING IN THE RISK ASSESSMENT OF DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICANTS 10 INTEGRATION OF WHOLE ANIMAL DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICITY DATA INTO RISK ASSESSMENT 11 GENOMIC APPROACHES IN DEVELOPMENTAL TOXICOLOGY 12 COMPARATIVE BIOINFORMATICS AND COMPUTATIONAL TOXICOLOGY 13 INVESTIGATING DRUG EFFECTS IN HUMAN PREGNANCY