Acute Toxicity of the Foreign Compounds
A special issue of International Journal of Molecular Sciences (ISSN 1422-0067). This special issue belongs to the section "Molecular Toxicology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 November 2023) | Viewed by 342
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Interests: veterinary pharmacology; toxicology; pharmacological activity of natural substances; nutraceuticals; dietary contaminants; animal welfare
Interests: environmental pollutants; ecotoxicology; inflammation; marine biotechnology; biochemistry
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Interests: pharmacology and toxicology; preclinical and clinical studies of inflammatory and neuroinflammatory diseases; endocannabinoids and natural substances as antioxidants and anti-inflammatories
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Dear Colleagues,
Green Pharmacology and Toxicology represents a branch of pharmacology which should be implemented as a complementary and sustainable method to reduce the use of chemicals and minimize the phenomena of drug resistance and the persistence of residues in the environment, from a “One Health” approach perspective. In this context, this special issue aims to promote the submission of studies using molecules and compounds of natural origin derived from plants and natural products to respect the environment and animal health. Furthermore, drugs used for counteracting a wide range of diseases, such as inflammatory, metabolic, cardiovascular, or oncological, are accompanied by significant side effects that limit their efficacy and benefits in animals. The goal is to cover anthropogenic and natural pollution, both with experimental and theoretical approaches and with new developments in methodology and toxic health risk assessment. Moreover, identify and characterize newly molecules of natural origin with anthelmintic properties capable of replacing or reducing the number of pesticides commonly used in agriculture limiting their detrimental environmental impact, soil and aquifer pollution and the subsequent long-term toxic effects in animals.
Dr. Enrico Gugliandolo
Dr. Alesso Filippo Peritore
Dr. Rosalia Crupi
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- environmental toxicology
- green pharmacology
- pollution
- imflammation
- oxidative stress
- natural compound
- forever chemicals
- animals
- aquatic organism
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