Toxicology of Aquatic Pollution
Physiological, Molecular and Cellular Approaches

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Preface
1. Water chemistry at the gill surface of fish and the uptake of xenobiotics D. J. Randall, C. Brauner, R. V. Thurston, and J. F. Neuman
2. Bioaccumulation of waterborne 1,2,4,5-tetrachlorobenzene in tissues of rainbow trout R. V. Thurston, J. F. Neuman, C. J. Brauner, and D. J. Randall
3. Dietary exposure to toxic metals in fish R. D. Handy
4. The physiology and toxicology of zinc in fish C. Hogstrand, and C. M. Wood
5. Lethal and sublethal effects of copper upon fish: a role for ammonia E. W. Taylor, M. W. Beaumont, P. J. Butler, J. Mair, and M. S. I. Mujallid
6. The physiology and status of brown trout exposed to aluminium in acidic soft waters J. A. Brown, and C. P. Waring
7. Physiological and metabolic costs of acclimation to chronic sublethal acid and aluminium R. W. Wilson
8. Physiological effects of nitrite in teleosts and crustaceans F. B. Jensen
9. Metallothioneins in fish: induction and use in environmental monitoring P.-E. Olsen
10. Oestrogenic substances in the aquatic environment and their potential impact on animals, particularly fish J. P Sumpter, S. Jobling, and C. R. Tyler
11. Effect of genetic toxicants in aquatic organisms J. W. Nunn, D. R. Livingstone, and J. K. Chapman
12. In vitro toxicology of aquatic pollutants: use of cultured fish cells S. G. George
13 Principles governing the use of cytochrome P4501A1 measurement as a pollution monitoring tool in the aquatic environment M. J. Leaver
Index.

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