Emerging toxicity models from emerging scientists

Patrick Allard

doi:10.1039/C4TX00085D

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Emerging toxicity models from emerging scientists

Patrick Allard^a

Author affiliations

^a Department of Environmental Health Sciences and Institute for Society and Genetics, University of California, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA, USA
E-mail: pallard@ucla.edu

Abstract

Toxicology has seen a recent influx of new talents from other fields attracted by the application of their expertise to pressing questions of toxicological and environmental relevance. This transition has opened the door to innovative and exciting scientific opportunities but has also generated a new set of questions and challenges. In this viewpoint article, I will highlight some of the drivers and hurdles encountered by the recent new breeds of toxicologists.