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ESCI 333 - Introduction to Environmental Toxicology

Explore the foundations of how environmental pollutants affect biological health. Topics include source and exposure routes of pollutants, basics of quantitative toxicology, effects of exposures, risk perception, and environmental regulations as they relate to toxicology.

Prerequisites & Notes:
One course general biology, one course general chemistry, or instructor permission.

Credits: 4
Grade Mode: Letter




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