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METHODS (see also 50,78)<br />

Symposium reports<br />

111.<br />

D.NEUBERT, H.-J.MERKER and T.E.KWASIGROCH, eds. 1977. METHODS IN PRENATAL<br />

TOXICOLOGY; evaluation of embryotoxic effects in experimental animals<br />

Thieme, Stuttgart. XII, 474 pp., 267 figs., 44 tabs., subject index. DM 30.00<br />

Contents: I. Planning of experiments and choice of animal species (8 papers)<br />

, II. Evaluation of teratogenic effects on organ systems and the<br />

skeleton (8) , III. Evaluation of postnatal manifestation of prenatally in-<br />

duced lesions (4) , IV. The use of in vitro techniques in teratology (7)<br />

V. Special methods of drug application (2), VI. Methods used to detect<br />

alterations in genetic material (2), VII. The use of special morphological<br />

techniques in teratology (8), VIII. The use of special biochemical and<br />

toxicological techniques in teratology (8)<br />

This book is the result of the first European Teratology Workshop, held in<br />

April 1977 in West Berlin. Its aims were, first, to provide newcomers to the<br />

field with an opportunity to gain an overview of the research methods currently<br />

in wide use; and second, to give the scientist with more experience in<br />

these fields the means by which he might broaden his horizons by learning<br />

additional scientific methods. The volume collects all the methods and techniques,<br />

both established and new ones, demonstrated at the workshop in a<br />

series of 47 brief papers with charts, diagrams and other illustrative material.<br />

Twenty- two of the 37 first authors are from West Germany, many among them<br />

from the Institut fur Toxikologie und Embryonal-Pharmakologie , Free University,<br />

Berlin, where the workshop was held. The other authors are from various<br />

other European countries. Almost all papers in the sections IV, VII and VIII<br />

are by German authors.<br />

All papers are in English. The volume is well produced and the photographic<br />

illustrations, several of them in colour, are reproduced on art paper.<br />

228<br />

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