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200 10$aToxicity of Pesticides on Health and Environment
210   $cFrontiers Media SA$d2018
215   $a1 electronic resource (124 p.)
225 1 $aFrontiers Research Topics
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330   $aPublic policy is regularly shaken by health crises or unexpected discoveries; future directions in toxicology assessment are therefore urgently needed. Convergent evidences suggest endocrine or nervous disrupting effects of pesticides, as well as effects on wildlife and the environment. These effects are amplified by the use of surfactants and/or combinations of different active principles. The usual concepts of regulatory toxicology are challenged by endocrine, nervous or immune disruption, or epigenetic effects. Indeed, most pollutants alter cell-cell communication systems to promote chronic diseases. They may accumulate in the food chain. Mixtures effects with other pollutants may change their bioavailability and their toxicity. The lack of scientific knowledge in these matters has large costs for public health. This Research Topic focuses on the toxic effects of pesticides associated with large scale cultivation of genetically modified (GM) plants.
610   $aToxicity
610   $aBt toxins
610   $aPesticides
610   $aNeonicotinoids
610   $aMultidisciplinary research
610   $aGM crops
610   $aglyphosate
700   $aRobin Mesnage$4auth$01328791
702   $aGilles-Eric Seralini$4auth
906   $aBOOK
912   $a9910346742703321
996   $aToxicity of Pesticides on Health and Environment$93038957
997   $aUNINA