Comparative Toxicogenomics

1. PrefaceChrister Hogstrand and Peter Kille 2. Toxicogenomics: Unlocking the Potential of the Human GenomeEugene P. Halligan and Joseph Lunec3. Progress in Ecotoxicogenomics for Environmental Monitoring, Mode of Action and Toxicant IdentificationHelen C. Poynton, Henri Wintz and Chris D. Vulpe4. Fish ToxicogenomicsCharles R. Tyler, Amy L. Filby, Ronny van Aerle, Anke Lange, Jonathan Ball and Eduarda M. Santos 5. Current Research in Soil Invertebrate EcotoxicogenomicsDavid J. Spurgeon, A. John Morgan and Peter Kille6. Daphnia as an Emerging Model for Toxicological GenomicsJoseph R. Shaw, Michael E. Pfrender, Brian D. Eads, Rebecca Klaper, Amanda Callaghan, Isabelle Colson, Bastiaan Jansen, Donald Gilbert and John K. Colbourne 7. Whole genome microarray analysis of the expression profile of Escherichia coli in response to exposure to para-nitrophenolAngela Brown, Jason R. Snape, Colin R. Harwood and Ian M. Head8. Systems Toxicology: Using the Systems Biology Approach to Assess Chemical Pollutants in the EnvironmentRichard D. Handy