Giới Thiệu Về Độc Tố Và Thực Phẩm

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Ege University

Chuyên ngành

Food Science

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Ẩn danh

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book

2002

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45 Point

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1. GENERAL INFORMATION ON TOXICOLOGY

1.1. The History of Toxicology

1.2. Branches of Toxicology

1.3. Forensic and Clinical Toxicology

1.4. Genetic, Reproductive and Developmental Toxicology

2. Definition of Toxicity and Classification of Toxins

2.1. Classification of Toxins

2.2. Classification According to Their Toxic Doses

2.3. Classification According to the Methods of Isolation from Natural Sources

2.4. Classification According to Physical States

2.5. Classification According to Their Use, Labels and Chemical Structures

2.6. Classification According to Physiological Effects

2.7. Classification According to Their Isolations: Qualitative and Quantitative Methods of Analysis

3. Exposure, Entrance and Absorption

3.1. Enterohepatic Cycle

3.2. Special Biological Inhibitors

3.3. Distribution, Accumulation and Translocation

3.4. Factors that Affect the Rate of Metabolism

4. The Effect Mechanism of Toxins

4.1. Nonspecific Toxic Effects

4.2. Special Toxic Effects

5. In Vivo Test Systems

5.1. Acute Toxicity Tests

5.2. Subacute/Subchronic Toxicity Tests

5.3. Chronic Toxicity Tests

5.4. Short-Term (In Vitro) Tests for Detecting Mutagenicity and Carcinogenicity

5.5. Toxicity Tests for Hazard Characterization in Foods

6. Natural Sources of Toxicants in Foods

6.1. Oxalates and Phytates

7. Vasoactive Amines

8. Polychlorinated Dibenzodioxins and Dibenzofurans (PCDDFs)

9. Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs)

10. Functions of Food Additives

10.1. Legal Aspects of Food Additives

10.2. Safety Aspects of Food Additives

10.3. General Principles on the Use of Food Additives

10.4. Common Uses of Additives

10.5. Color Retention Agents

10.6. Emulsifiers

10.7. Flour Treatment Agents

11. Chemopreventers in the Diet

11.1. Methods for Studying Antigenotoxicity

11.1.1. Short-Term Tests

11.1.2. Long-Term Tests

11.2. Mechanism of Action of Chemopreventers

11.3. Significant Chemopreventers in the Human Diet

11.3.1. Vitamin A and Carotenoids

11.3.2. Isoflavonoids and Lignans

11.4. Scope of Future Research on Chemoprevention

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