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Neurotoxicity is a form of
toxicity in
which a biological, chemical, or
physical agent produces an
adverse effect on the
structure or
function of the...
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Neurotoxins are
toxins that are
destructive to
nerve tissue (causing
neurotoxicity).
Neurotoxins are an
extensive class of
exogenous chemical neurological...
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neurotoxicity. On the
other hand,
there is
evidence that drug
metabolites may not be involved. Some
research suggests that
serotonergic neurotoxicity...
- Olney's lesions, also
known as NMDA
receptor antagonist neurotoxicity (NAT), is a form of
brain damage consisting of
selective death of
neurons but not...
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Neurotoxic s****fish
poisoning (NSP) is
caused by the
consumption of brevetoxins,
which are
marine toxins produced by the
dinoflagellate Karenia brevis...
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agonists were as
neurotoxic as
their efficiency to
activate glutamate receptors, and that
glutamate antagonists could stop the
neurotoxicity. In 2002, Hilmar...
- "Severe
dopaminergic neurotoxicity in
primates after a
common recreational dose
regimen of MDMA ("ecstasy")", is an
article by
George A.
Ricaurte that...
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methamphetamine is
neurotoxic to
human midbrain dopaminergic neurons and, to a
lesser extent,
serotonergic neurons.
Methamphetamine neurotoxicity causes adverse...
- as the
anhydride of
thiocarbonic acid. It is a colorless, flammable,
neurotoxic liquid that is used as a
building block in
organic synthesis. Pure carbon...
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nervous system;
therefore children are at
greater risk of lead
neurotoxicity than
adults are. In a child's
developing brain, lead
interferes with...
