ENV H 534
Biochemical Toxicology of the Puget Sound
Advanced discussion of effects of pollutants on aquatic organisms at the molecular, biochemical, and physiological levels, and in the context of Puget Sound case studies. Topics include assessing toxicant-induced cell injury in aquatic organisms, biotransformation and detoxification pathways, toxicogenomics, assessing chemical diseases in fish, biomarkers, and zebrafish models. Prerequisite: prior coursework in toxicology and biochemistry or permission of instructor. Offered: W, even years.
Topics
- assessing toxicant-induced cell injury in aquatic organisms
- biotransformation and detoxification pathways
- toxicogenomics
- assessing chemical diseases in fish
- biomarkers
- and zebrafish models
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗Current public catalogue; retrieved 2026-11-05