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Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. No Dust Jacket. First Edition; First Printing. Light shelfwear and bumping to boards. Solid binding and clean text. No ownership marks, ex-lib marks, stamps or stickers.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 575 pages.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. No Dust Jacket. First Edition; First Printing. Light shelfwear and bumping to boards, and 3" scratch on rear board. Solid binding and clean text. No ownership marks, ex-lib marks, stamps or stickers.; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 759 pages.

Hardcover. Etat : New. Etat de la jaquette : New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Risk assessment and safety evaluation of mycotoxins in fruits/Paola Battilani, Carlo Barbano and Antonio Logrieco. 2. Economic aspects of mycotoxins in fruits and vegetables/Mary Ann Dombrink Kurtzman. 3. Regulations and limits for mycotoxins in fruits and vegetables/H.P. Van Egmond and M.A. Jonker. 4. Factors affecting mycotoxin production in fruits/Lauren S. Jackson and Fadwa Al-Taher. 5. Diffusion of mycotoxins in fruits and vegetables/Patrizia Restani. 6. Aspergillus mycotoxins/Rivka Barkai Golan. 7. Penicillium mycotoxins/Rivka Barkai Golan. 8. Alternaria mycotoxins/Rivka Barkai Golan. 9. Molecular diversity of aspergillus and penicillium species on fruits and vegetables/Janos Varga, Jos Houbraken, Robert A. Samson and Jens C. Frisvad. 10. Detection of Penicillium aspergillus and alternaria species in fruits and vegetables/Mary Anne Roshni Amalaradjou and Kumar Venkitanarayanan. . Fungi play a substantial role in spoilage of fruits and vegetables, because of their pathogenicity to the harvested products. In the various stages of pathogenesis, some of these fungi generate different mycotoxins secondary metabolites that are toxic to humans and animals that consume the products. During the last decades, various fruits and vegetables that are essential parts of our daily diet have been added to the list of products exposed to mycotoxin contamination. Some of these mycotoxins are known to be carcinogenic and most of them are highly stable during processing and therefore, can reach the consumer. …

Hardbound. Etat : As New. New. Contents Vol. I. Preface. 1. A general introduction to the field of drug design/E.J. Ariens. 2. Quantitative structure activity relationships in drug design/Corwin Hansch. 3. Physicochemical approaches to the rational development of new drugs/J.K. Seydel. 4. A molecular orbital approach to quantitative drug design/A.J. Wohl. 5. Electronic aspects of drug action/Roger L. Schnaare. 6. The role of biopharmaceutics in the design of drug products/John G. Wagner. 7. Significance of pharmacokinetics for drug design and the planning of dosage regimens/J.M. van Rossum. Author index. Subject index. Vol. II. Preface. 1. Modulation of pharmacokinetics by molecular manipulation/E.J. Ariens. 2. Factors in the design of reversible and irreversible enzyme inhibitors/Howard J. Schaeffer. 3. The design of organophosphate and carbamate inhibitors of cholinesterases/R.D. O'Brien. 4. The design of reactivators for irreversibly blocked acetylcholinesterase/I.B. Wilson and Harry C. Froede. 5. Inhibition of protein biosynthesis its significance in drug design/Arthur P. Grollman. 6. Enzymes and their synthesis as a target for antibiotic action/M.H. Richmond. 7. The rational design of antiviral agents/Arthur P. Grollman and Susan B. Horwitz. 8. Design of penicillins/A.E. Bird and J.H.C. Nayler. 9. The design of peptide hormone analogs/J. Rudinger. 10. Recent advances in the design of diuretics/George de Stevens. 11. Design of biologically active steroids/G.A. Overbeek J. van der Vies and J. de Visser. 12. Rational elements in the development of superior neuromuscular blocking agents/M. Martin Smith. 13. The design of tumor inhibitory alkylating drugs/J.A. Stock. Author index. Subject index. Vol. III. Preface. 1. Microbial conversion as a tool in the preparation of drugs/R. Beukers A.F. Marx and M.H.J. Zuldweg. 2. The use of linear free energy parameters and other experimental constants in structure activity studies/A. Verloop. 3. Anticoagulants structurally and functionally related to vitamin K/T. Kralt and V. Claassen. 4. Design of B blocking drugs/A.M. Barrett. 5. The design of biologically active acridines/Adrien Albert. 6. The design of local anesthetics/J. Buchi and X. Perlia. 7. Design of insect chemosterilants/Ralph B. Turner. 8. Molecular approach for designing inhibitors to enzymes involved in blood clotting/L. Lorand and J.L.G. Nilsson. Author index. Subject index. Vol. IV. Preface. 1. Biopharmaceutics as a basis for the design of drug products/Leslie Z. Benet. 2. Peroral solid dosage forms with prolonged action/W.A. Ritschel. 3. Parenteral dosage forms with prolonged action/W.A. Ritschel. 4. Design of topical drug products pharmaceutics/Martin Katz. 5. Design of topical drug products biopharmaceutics/Boyd J. Poulsen. 6. The design of sunscreen preparations/Goswin W. van Ham and Wolfgang P. Herzog. 7. Litholytic agents preventive and curative drugs for nephrolithiasis/George Kallistratos. 8. The design of biologically active nucleosides/Alexander Bloch. 9. The design of insecticidal chlorohydrocarbon derivatives/G.T. Brooks. Author index. Subject index. Vol. V. Preface. 1. Utilization of operational schemes for analog synthesis in drug design/John G. Topliss and Yvonne C. Martin. 2. The design of enzyme inhibitors transition state analogs/R.N. Lindquist. 3. Structure absorption distribution relationships significance for drug design/Eric J. Lien. 4. The role of charge transfer processes in the action of bioactive materials/Peter H. Doukas. 5. Approaches to the rational combination of antimetabolites for cancer chemotherapy/Gerald B. Grindey Richard G. Moran and William G. Werkheiser. 6. Physicochemical quantum chemical and other theoretical techniques for the understanding of the mechanism of action of CNS agents psychoactive drugs narcotics and narcotic antagonists and anesthetics/Joyce J. Kaufman and Walter S. Koski. Subject index. Vol. VI. Preface. 1. Diphenhydramine derivatives through manipulation toward design/A.F. Harms W. Hespe W. Th.…