This book explores recent advancements in genetic toxicology, focusing on the molecular mechanisms underlying toxic responses to chemicals. It covers topics such as DNA damage, repair pathways, and the role of epigenetics in toxicology. The book emphasizes cutting-edge research techniques and their applications in understanding genetic toxicology. Suitable for researchers and advanced students, it promotes a deeper understanding of molecular toxicological processes.
Grace Webster is an expert in advances in genetic toxicology, focusing on exploring molecular mechanisms that drive genetic mutations and their subsequent impact on human health. Her research includes studying gene-environment interactions and their role in toxicological risks. Grace advocates for incorporating molecular biology techniques into toxicology research to better understand genetic toxicity. She trains toxicologists in the latest advancements in genetic analysis and toxicity testing.