Mechanisms of Cell Toxicity
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Cell biology is a rapidly developing discipline which brings together many of the branches of the biological sciences which were separate in the past. The 20th century has witnessed the development of a huge and diverse range of tools and techniques (physical, chemical and biological) which have irrevocably changed the study of cell biology, making it cross boundaries, link the molecule with the organelle and the cellular response with the larger organism. These interrelations between cell structure and function at the molecular and subcellular level are the central connecting theme of this series. This volume takes for its theme the subject of cell toxicity beginning with a perspective on intercellular targets and including chapters on the cytoskeleton, the role of mitochondria and xenobiotic metabolism
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