Stem Cells in Neurotoxicology 1st Edition

Capture the forefront of brain-safety science with Stem Cells in Neurotoxicology, 1st Edition by Lucio G. Costa, Aaron B. Bowman, and Michael Aschner — an authoritative guide that speaks directly to researchers, clinicians, and regulatory scientists seeking modern, reliable approaches to neurotoxicity assessment.

This book opens with compelling, accessible explanations of how stem cell technologies — including human iPSC and embryonic-derived neural models — are transforming neurotoxicology. Clear chapter organization walks you through cutting-edge in vitro and in vivo methods, mechanistic insights into developmental neurotoxicity, and practical strategies for evaluating environmental neurotoxicants such as heavy metals, pesticides, and industrial chemicals.

Rich in translational relevance, the text bridges laboratory advances and real-world applications: from assay development and high-content screening to data interpretation for regulatory decision-making. Internationally minded and scientifically rigorous, it equips neuroscientists, toxicologists, pharmacologists, and graduate students with essential tools to design experiments, interpret results, and contribute to safer chemical policy and drug development worldwide.

Editors Lucio G. Costa, Aaron B. Bowman, and Michael Aschner bring recognized expertise and an authoritative voice, ensuring each chapter reflects current standards and emerging trends. Whether you’re building a lab protocol, preparing a grant, or teaching advanced toxicology, this first edition is a go-to reference that enhances credibility and accelerates research outcomes.

Elevate your library with a resource that combines scientific depth, practical guidance, and global relevance. Add Stem Cells in Neurotoxicology, 1st Edition to your collection today and stay at the cutting edge of neurotoxicology research.

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