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Lecture 1 - Introduction
T 8/21
Course requirements, motivation for undertaking this course
of study.
Lecture 2 - Silent Spring
Th 8/23
Historical overview of the book that catalyzed the US
environmental movement.
Lecture 3 - Concepts in
Toxicology
T 8/28
Core concepts in toxicology that form the basis of further
study.
Lecture 4 - Special
Topic: Pesticide Residues
Th 8/30
A review and update on the science and regulation of
pesticides.
Lecture 5 - Dose-Response Relationships
T 9/4
"Solely the dose determines that a thing is not a poison"
-Paracelsus
Lecture 6 - Absorption of Toxicants
Th 9/6
Where chemistry meets biology.
Lecture 7 - Distribution and Storage of Toxicants
T 9/11
Pathway analysis of intoxication.
Lecture 8 - Biotransformation and Elimination of Toxicants
Th 9/13
The guys in the white hats fight back.
Lecture 9 - Target Organ Toxicity
T 9/18
Neurotoxic, nephrotoxic, hepatotoxic...
Lecture 10 - Teratogenesis, Mutagenesis & Carcinogenesis
Th 9/20
Toxic reactions with the molecules of life.
Lecture 11 - Special Topic: Dioxin & Related Compounds
T 9/25
An especially persistent and toxic group of chemicals.
Exam I
Th 9/27
Lecture 12 - Risk Assessment and Risk Management, I
T 10/2
Hazard estimation in exposure scenarios.
Lecture 13 - Risk Assessment and Risk Management, II
Th 10/4
The tools and troubles of risk assessment and management.
Lecture 14 - Special Topics
T 10/9
1. Selenium Ecotoxicology
2. Arsenic in Drinking Water
Sources, pathways, receptors and controls.
Lecture 15 - Ecological Biochemistry
Th 10/11
Discover why blue jays do not eat Monarch butterflies.
Lecture 16 - Abiotic Transformation in the Environment
T 10/16
Where entropy is king.
Lecture 17 - Environmental Chemodynamics
Th 10/18
Chemical processes of environmental toxicants.
Lecture 18 - Environmental Transport
T 10/23
Physical processes of environmental toxicants.
Lecture 19 - Environmental Chemicals I
Th 10/25
Heavy metals, metalloids, nutrients, radionuclides.
Lecture 20 - Environmental Chemicals II
T 10/30
Heavy metals, metalloids, nutrients, radionuclides.
Lecture 21 - Environmental Chemicals III
Th 11/1
Industrial chemicals, pesticides, petrochemicals, biotoxins.
Lecture 22 - Environmental Chemicals IV
T 11/6
Industrial chemicals, pesticides, petrochemicals, biotoxins.
Lecture 23 - Special Topic: Endocrine Disruption
Th 11/8
Our stolen future?
Exam II
T 11/13
Lecture 24 - Monitoring Chemicals in the Environment
T 11/27
Of bunny suits, sewer pipes and test tubes.
Lecture 25 - Regulating Chemicals in the Environment
T 11/29
CERCLA, TSCA, FIFRA, CWA, RCRA, CAA; Need I say more?
Lecture 26 - Frontiers in Environmental Toxicology
Th 12/4
A look to the challenges beyond.
Course Review
Th 12/6
Final Exam
Tu 12/11
Delivered 9:00 am PST
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