Moscow University Press
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The book is intended for students majoring in Biology and Ecology and Nature Management, as well as for graduate students and specialists interested in molecular toxicology, ecotoxicology, and environmental safety.
This textbook consists of six chapters examining modern advances in the molecular toxicology of superecotoxicants in addressing biosystem safety issues. The monographic approach to systematizing these advances is intended to foster a systematic understanding, including the dangers of low doses (concentrations) of these substances and methods for assessing and preventing the risks they pose to environmental and public health. Sixty-five figures (diagrams) and one photo facilitate understanding of the material.
These are discussed in the context of global trends in the development of a methodological framework for monitoring and protecting environmental and public health, taking into account the concept of socially acceptable risks. Special attention is given to the prospects for applying the latest advances in molecular toxicology to the development of this framework.
