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Division of Translational Toxicology Training in Toxicologic Pathology

Global Toxicologic Pathology Training Program

The Global Toxicologic Pathology Training Program of the NIEHS Division of Translational Toxicology (DTT) provides here a list of resources to enhance career development, training, and the practice of toxicologic pathology worldwide.

Career Development Resources in Laboratory Animal Medicine, Toxicologic Pathology, and Toxicology

DTT Training Modules

These training modules use a combination of presentations and links to digital images to guide the user in training in specific topics of toxicologic pathology.

  • Carbon Disulfide Neurotoxicity (4MB): This case-based study module features a downloadable pdf. This module of carbon disulfide neurotoxicity studies at NIEHS describes behavioral abnormalities, morphologic alterations, and molecular changes resulting from carbon disulfide exposure.
  • Neuropathology Training Module (20MB): This study set features a downloadable pdf and links to publicly available whole slide images. This study set uses DTT archival study material of test articles known to have neurological clinical signs and neuropathological lesions.
  • Pathology Data Interpretation of Carcinogenicity Studies (2MB): This study module features a downloadable pdf describing how pathology data are interpreted for DTT carcinogenicity studies.

Pathology Training Resources

Useful for veterinary anatomic pathology trainees and others interested in gross pathology, histopathology, and comparative pathology.

Related Links for Toxicologic Pathology Training Resources

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