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  VetBooks.ir  Cannabinoid(s), 387 388          cellular defense against DNA damage,  Carryover of feed of coccidiostats and
                                                  chemical carcinogenesis, 339 348
                                                                                     medicated feed, 111 113
                                                  multistep biological process, 342 344
               receptors, 389
                                                                                Cartilage degeneration, 367
             Cannabis indica (C. indica), 388
                                                    347 348
             Cannabis sativa (C. sativa), 387, 896
                                                                                Cassava, 937
             Cantharidin, 236, 786              DNA repair mechanisms, 347f     “Cascade” system, 127, 128t
             Capacitation of spermatozoa, 290   epigenetic basis, 351 352       Castor bean (Ricinus communis), 54, 63 64,
             CAPAE-Ouest. See College of Veterinary  function of age and multistage model, 344  891, 903
                  Medicine of Nantes (CAPAE-Ouest)  genetic basis, 348 350      Catechol-O-methyltransferase (COMT), 202
             Capillary electrophoresis (CE), 164  genotoxicity, mutagenicity, and  Catecholamine, 200
             CAR. See Constitutive androstane receptor  carcinogenicity tests, 353t  neurotransmitters, 202 203
                  (CAR)                         mode of action of chemical carcinogens,  Catha edulis (C. edulis), 395, 400 401
             Carassius auratus. See Goldfish (Carassius  344 346                Catharanthus rosea (C. rosea), 199
                  auratus)                      oncogenes, 348 350              Cathartics, 379 381, 392, 907, 1147 1148
             Carbachol (CB), 683                radiation, 350 351                therapies, 597
               CB1 receptors, 389               terminology, 339                Cats, 40, 784
               CB2 receptors, 389               tumor suppressor genes, 348 350   adverse effects of methocarbamol, 1155
             Carbamates (CMs), 51, 200 201, 234,  Carcinogenic compounds regulation, 95 96  amitraz poisoning in, 525, 527 528
                  495 496, 496f, 501f, 563     Carcinogenic risk assessment, 95 96  fipronil poisoning in, 533
               active site gorge of AChE, 503f  Carcinogenicity, 1022             fipronil toxicity in, 536
               chronic toxicity, 505 506        tests, 149, 353t                Cattle, 268 269, 668, 670 671, 850 851,
               compound, 495                   Carcinogens                           858, 902, 932, 941, 944
               insecticides, 723                assays for, 352 353               clinical signs of monensin toxicosis, 1082
               interaction of ACh (I), carbamate carbaryl  classification, 352, 352t  fumonisin toxicity in, 1014 1015
                  (II), and organophosphate chlorpyrifos-  Carcinoma(s), 339. See also Cancer  graze sheep before, 851
                  oxon, 503f                   Cardenolides, steroidal glycosidic, 880  grazing, 855 856
               mechanism of action, 501 503    Cardiac                            iron toxicity in, 435
               pesticides, 502t                 activity, 908                     onset of salivation, 1029
               pharmacokinetics, 496 501        dysfunction, 224                  toxicology of sulfur dioxide, 668 669
               toxicity, 504                    failure, 74                     Cattlyst. See Laidlomycin
               treatment of acute poisoning, 505  pathology of petroleum, 666   Causation
             Carbamic acid, 563                 phytochemicals affecting cardiac system,  general, 186 187
               derivative fungicides, 570           228                           specific, 187 188
               derivatives, 573, 576            plants containing cardiac glycosides, 1152t  Caveolae, 1005
             Carbaryl, 495 496, 501f, 502t      syndrome, 882                   CB. See Carbachol (CB)
             Carbendazim, 576 577              Cardioactive glycosides, 891 892  CBC. See Complete blood count (CBC)
             Carbinoxamine, 376, 376t          Cardiotoxicity, 227, 949 950     CBER. See Center for Biologics Evaluation
             Carbocations, 344                 Cardiotoxins, 235 236                 and Research (CBER)
             Carbofuran, 496, 501f, 502t       Cardiovascular dysfunction, 1006  CCL. See US EPA Contaminant Candidate List
             Carbohydrates, 759                Cardiovascular system                 (CCL)
             Carbon dioxide (CO 2 ), 216 218, 378 379  mercury toxicity, 459    CCME. See Canadian Council of Ministers of
             Carbon monoxide (CO), 217, 219, 629, 711,  monensin effect, 1075        the Environment (CCME)
                  728                           serotonin effect, 1151          CCREM. See Canadian Council of Resource
               clinical presentation, 634 635   toxic chemical distribution, 134     and Environment Ministers (CCREM)
               diagnostic testing, 635         Cardiovascular toxicity          CCRVDF. See Codex Committee on Residues
               pathophysiology, 634             alkaloid-containing plants, 230 232, 231t  of Veterinary Drugs in Food
               postmortem findings, 635         ancillary causes of cardiac toxicity, 235  (CCRVDF)
               prevention, 635                  cardiotoxicity, 227             CCT. See Chest computerized tomography
               prognosis, 635                   cyanide-containing plants, 230       (CCT)
               sources of exposure, 633         fertilizers, 233 234            CDER. See Center for Drug Evaluation and
               toxic dose, 633 634              glycoside-containing plants, 228 230, 229t  Research (CDER)
               toxicokinetics and toxicodynamics, 634  herbicides, 234          cDNA. See Complementary DNA (cDNA)
               treatment, 635                   hymenoptera, 235                CDRH. See Center for Devices and
               vulnerable populations, 634      insecticides, 234 235                Radiological Health (CDRH)
             Carbon nanotubes, 322              ionophores, 233                 CE. See Capillary electrophoresis (CE)
             Carbon tetrachloride (CCl 4 ), 246  metal-induced cardiac toxicity, 233  Cell
               metabolism and mechanism of toxicity, 251f  mycotoxins, 235        adhesion proteins, 155
             Carbonium ions, 344                nitrate-containing plants, 233    cell-specific markers of toxicity, 156 157
             Carbonyl chloride (CCl 2 O), 73    ophidian, 235 236                  genomic analysis, 156 157
             Carbosulfan, 496, 502t             oxalate-containing plants, 232 233  proteomic analysis, 156
             Carboxyhemoglobin (COHb), 219, 633 634  pesticides, 234 235          cell-specific reproductive toxicants, 299,
             Carboxylic ionophores, 1073, 1074f,  phytochemicals affecting cardiac system,  303 304
                  1077 1078                         228                           culture system types, 151 153, 151f, 154t
             Carcinogenesis, 108 111, 339, 1046  plant-induced cardiotoxicity, 227 228  culture/ELISA assay, 599
               agents causing, 339 351         Carrion-contaminated feed, 746 747  death, 246 247
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