2011 Conference
2011 Conference
Implications for Toxicology, Medicine, and Risk Assessment
April 26 – 27, 2011
Proceedings
Presentations
- Oxidative damage: is Damage the Correct Term?
Radak Zsolt, Semmelweis University, Budapest, Hungary. [PDF]
Continue reading → - Early Environmental Changes Influence Long-term Vascular Function in Mice
Eric Thorin, Department of Surgery, University of Montreal. [PDF]
Continue reading → - The Sandpile Model: Optimal Stress, Complexity, and Hormesis
Martha Stark MD, Harvard University. [PDF]
Continue reading → - Simulation Studies to Complement Observational Data: What can we learn? How should they be used?
Edward J. Stanek III, Ph.D. and Edward Calabrese. [PDF]
Continue reading → - Understanding the Beneficial Effects of Pharmacological SIRT1 Activation
David Sinclair, PH.D. Departments of Pathology and Genetics, Harvard Medical School. [PDF]
Continue reading → - Public Policy and Hormesis
Colin Seymour, McMaster University. [PDF]
Continue reading → - Molecular Signatures of Adaptive Stress Responses: Studying Molecular Mechanisms of Adaptation
Ignacio Rubio, Friedrich-Schiller-University Jena. [PDF]
Continue reading → - Hormesis-Based Anti-Aging Products: a Case Study of a New Cosmetic
Suresh Rattan PhD, DSc, Editor‐in‐Chief, Biogerontology, Department of Molecular Biology, Aarhus University. [PDF]
Continue reading → - Surgical Stress and the Heat Shock Response: Models of Stress Conditioning
G. Perdrizet MD, PhD, L. Hightower PhD, C. Godman PhD, and C. Giardina, PhD, Dept. of Molecular and Cell Biology
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University of Connecticut. [PDF] - Issues in the Interpretation of Low Dose Effects in Radiobiology and Environmental Radiation Protection
Carmel Mothersill, McMaster University. [PDF]
Continue reading → - Hormesis and the Pharmaceutical Industry Research and Development
Kenneth I. Maynard, Sanofi‐aventis, US, Inc. [PDF]
Continue reading → - Hormesis-Based Development of Botanical Insect Antifeedants as Therapeutic Agents
Mark Mattson, National Institute on Aging, Intramural Research Program. [PDF]
Continue reading → - Therapeutic Implications of Hormesis
Wayne B. Jonas, MD, Samueli Institute. [PDF]
Continue reading → - Mechanisms and Examples of Biphasic Dose Response in Low-Level Light Therapy
Michael R Hamblin, PhD, Wellman Center for Photomedicine. [PDF]
Continue reading → - Biphasic Dose Response in a Model of Tauopathy Utilizing Cyanine Dyes
Erin Congdon, Taub Institute, Columbia University. [PDF]
Continue reading → - Xenohormetic, Hormetic, and Cytostatic Selective Forces Drive the Evolution of Longevity Regulation Mechanisms within Ecosystems
Michelle Burstein, Concordia University. [PDF]
Continue reading → - Human Health and the Biological Effects of Low Dose Tritium in Drinking Water
Douglas R. Boreham, Ph.D., McMaster University. [PDF]
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Awards
2011 Outstanding New Investigator: Marc A. Nascarella, PhD
2011 Outstanding Career Achievement: Jerry Milton Cuttler DSc, PEng
Expert Commentaries
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