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Yale University

Introduction to Green Chemistry - Toxicology - Module 3

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Explore fundamental toxicology concepts and the molecular basis of chemical hazards in this 49-minute university lecture from Yale's green chemistry series. Learn about toxic substances, dose-response relationships, exposure pathways, and ADME (Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism, Excretion) processes while examining how toxicity categories and chemical interactions affect human health. Discover the factors that influence toxicity levels and understand the limitations of dose-response curves in assessing chemical safety. Master the scientific principles behind environmental problems and gain essential knowledge for designing safer chemicals with reduced environmental and health impacts, connecting toxicological understanding to real-world applications in green chemistry manufacturing and product development.

Syllabus

M3A MoDRN Toxicology Toxic Substances
M3B MoDRN Toxicology
M3D MoDRN Toxicology Dose and Exposure
M3E MoDRN Toxicology ADME
M3F MoDRN Toxicology Toxicity Categories
M3G MoDRN Toxicology Factors Affecting Toxicity
M3H MoDRN Toxicology Chemical Interactions
M3J MoDRN Toxicology Dose Responce Curve Limitations
M3I MoDRN Toxicology Dose Response

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  • Faizan Ahmad
    This toxicology module from Yale's Green Chemistry series brilliantly connects chemical safety with environmental responsibility. The instructors make complex concepts like dose-response relationships accessible and relevant to real-world applicatio…

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