Toxicology
Toxicology
Academic area of substances harmful to living organisms.
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Poison
Substance that causes death, injury or harm to organs.
9.2%
Forensic toxicology
Use of toxicology for investigations.
7.9%
Pharmacology
Science of drugs and medications and their effects.
7.3%
Toxicity
Dose dependant harmfulness of substances.
6.5%
Toxin
Naturally occurring organic poison.
6.3%
Dose–response relationship
Measure of organism response to stimulus.
3.3%
Poisoning
Medical condition.
3.3%
Ribosome-inactivating protein
Protein synthesis inhibitor.
3.1%
Chemistry
Scientific study of matter's behavior and properties.
3%
Academic discipline
Academic field of study or profession.
2.9%
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