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Toxicogenomics is the study of the effects of environmental toxins on global changes within a cell or tissue as they relate to genomic variables, and includes the sub-disciplines “transcriptional toxicogenomics”, the study of global gene-expression patterns; “toxicoproteomics”, the study of global changes in protein levels or post-translational modifications; and “toxicometabolomics”, the study of global changes in metabolite levels — in each case after administering a toxin.A new, exciting area of toxicogenomics research is called “toxicoepigenomics” or, more simply, the “epigenetics of toxicology”, which is the study of global epigenetic changes in a cell that are caused by exposure of a cell, tissue, or organism to a toxin or drug.
The mission of Toxicogenomics is to provide a format for cutting-edge reviews and studies at the frontiers of all branches of toxicogenomics: the section aims at publishing the best research across the field of toxicogenomics.
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