PPT-A Review of The Toxic Effects of Carbon Nanotubules on Microorganisms

K Zarzosa K Lowe 1 Department of Biology University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Edinburg TX Kusyzarzosa01utrgvedu Kristineloweutrgvedu Summary Results Carbonbased nanomaterials and their composites possess promising applications in a wide range of fields such as electronics biomedical aids membranes and flexible wearable sensors . (. Pteridium. . aquilinum. ). Toxic effects on surrounding organisms and environment. By: Peter . Andriakos. General Information. Wide distribution. Globally extensive. Widest distribution of any fern genus. Are they harmful?. Are they beneficial?. Microorganisms. Micro. So small you can’t see it!. Organisms . It’s alive!. Which are harmful?. Which are beneficial?. Beneficial Microorganisms . Algae. grows on water and produces oxygen. Adrian Macey, Institute of Policy Studies, VUW, March 2012. Current policy needs. Target – NZ carbon budget 2013-2020?. NB framed more as “what pace should NZ transform its economy” and less as “what is our . Studying Effects of hazards. Risk Assessment & Risk Management. Philosophical and Policy Approaches. Toxicology. Environmental Health . We face four types of environmental hazards. Physical, Biological, Chemical, Cultural. 2. ). 20.95% Oxygen (O. 2. ). 0-4% Water Vapor (H. 2. O). 0.93% Argon (Ar). 0.036% Carbon Dioxide (CO. 2. ). 0.002% Neon (Ne). 0.005%Helium (He). 0.002% Methane (CH. 4. ). 0.00005% Hydrogen (H). 0.00003% Nitrous Oxide (N. . aquilinum. ). Toxic effects on surrounding organisms and environment. By: Peter . Andriakos. General Information. Wide distribution. Globally extensive. Widest distribution of any fern genus. Among most common plants on the planet. Absorption of toxins in the GIT is by passive diffusion – this process requires that the substance cross cellular barriers . Toxins that are not absorbed from the GIT do not produce systemic effects but may produce local effects – diarrhea, bleeding and malabsorption of nutrients . An Introduction to Chemical Hazards in the Workplace Table of Contents Introduction2 Routes of exposureWhat makes a chemical toxic4 How can toxic substances harm the body7 What are the different form Chair and . Department. of . Forensic. . Medicine. Wroclaw. . Medical. University. Introduction. :. Forensic toxicology encompasses the analysis . of. drugs and chemicals including the. . most common drugs of abuse and also focuses on the interpretation, that is, the understanding. Assistant lecturer: Shahad . S.aldeen. . Department of pharmacology and toxicology . May-2021. Hematotoxicology. Hematotoxicology is the study of adverse effects of drugs, chemicals, on blood and blood-forming tissues.. How Soil Solarization Works. Soil Solarization. Agricultural “Warfare”. Current Practice: Herbicides. What is an . herbicide. ?. Herb = plant. -. icide. . = describes the act of killing. For example: suicide or genocide. For additional information and resources visit ttt.tejfp.dc.ca and/or ttt.cclep.caFor additional information and resources visit ttt.tejfp.dc.ca and/or ttt.cclep.ca eproductive toxins are regarded as Microorganisms and food. Microorganisms are a group of tiny (microscopic) organisms that live all around us (and on us).. They usually fall into one of three main groups:. bacteria;. viruses;. fungi (e.g. yeasts and .