Ecogenetics: Genetic Predisposition To The Toxic Effects Of Chemicals

Philippe Grandjean, Chapman & Hall. Author: Philippe GrandjeanBinding: HardbackPublished: Chapman & Hall, 1991Condition:Book: AcceptableJacket: No dust jacket - cloth/board in good conditionPages: GoodMarkings: Reading copy with markingsEcogenetics: Genetic Predisposition To The Toxic Effects Of Chemicals presents a rigorous examination of how individual genetic variations influence susceptibility to environmental toxins. This academic work details the complex interplay between human genetics and exposure to hazardous chemicals, illustrating how certain predispositions can heighten adverse health outcomes. Philippe Grandjean, a leading authority, uncovers the scientific principles underpinning ecogenetics, providing a comprehensive overview of the field's methodologies and findings. The text argues for a personalized approach to environmental health, emphasizing the critical role of genetic screening in preventing chemical-induced diseases. It instructs readers on the profound implications of genetic diversity for public health policy and risk assessment in a chemically saturated world.…