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Shepard, Thomas Hill was born on May 22, 1923 in Milwaukee. Son of Francis Parker and Elizabeth Rhodes (Buchner) Shepard.
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Now in its thirteenth edition and containing 115 new entries, Thomas H. Shepard's Catalog of Teratogenic Agents is the most comprehensive one-volume reference of its kind. Essential for geneticists, teratologists, and pharmacologists, it presents information on more than 3,200 teratogenic agents in a ready-reference format, covering pharmaceuticals, chemicals, environmental pollutants, food additives, household products, viruses, genes, and maternal conditions. These agents are listed alphabetically, and each entry briefly summarizes research procedures and results. A complete list of references is included for each agent.
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The most comprehensive one-volume guide of its kind, this indispensable reference work presents information on teratogenic agents in a ready-reference format. The revised and expanded twelfth edition contains approximately three hundred new entries -- including one hundred newly listed agents and developmental genes that cause syndromes or congenital defects. Also included are overviews of recent literature on clinical and experimental teratology, including important Japanese literature not easily available to English-language researchers. As in previous editions, this volume emphasizes human data and covers pharmaceuticals, chemicals, environmental pollutants, food additives, household products, and viruses. A special effort has been made to obtain as much information as possible on drugs and other agents to which pregnant women should not be exposed. Substances are listed alphabetically and each entry briefly summarizes research procedures and results. In addition, a complete list of references is included for each agent.
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The most comprehensive one-volume guide of its kind, this indispensable reference work has been revised and expanded to present information on teratogenic agents in a ready-reference format. Included in this eleventh edition are nearly 300 newly listed agents, approximately half of which are developmental genes that cause syndromes or congenital defects. Also included are overviews of recent literature on clinical and experimental teratology, including important Japanese literature not easily available to researchers. As in previous editions, this volume emphasizes human data and covers pharmaceuticals, chemicals, environmental pollutants, food additives, household products, and viruses. A special effort has been made to obtain as much information as possible on drugs and other agents to which pregnant women may be exposed. Substances are listed alphabetically, and each entry briefly summarizes research procedures and results. In addition, a complete list of references is included for each agent.
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The most comprehensive one-volume guide of its kind, this standard reference work has been newly revised and expanded to present information on teratogenic agents in a ready-reference format. The tenth edition includes nearly 400 newly listed agents, approximately half of which are developmental genes that cause syndromes or congenital defects. It also reviews recent literature on clinical and experimental teratology, including important Japanese literature not easily available to researchers. This latest edition of The Catalog of Teratogenic Agents emphasizes human data and covers pharmaceuticals, chemicals, environmental pollutants, food additives, household products, and viruses. A special effort has been made to obtain as much information as possible on drugs and other agents to which pregnant women may be exposed. Substances are listed alphabetically, and each entry briefly summarizes research procedures and results. As in previous editions, a complete list of references is included for each agent.
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Shepard, Thomas Hill was born on May 22, 1923 in Milwaukee. Son of Francis Parker and Elizabeth Rhodes (Buchner) Shepard.
Bachelor of Arts, Amherst College, 1945; Doctor of Medicine, University Rochester, 1948.
Intern, Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, New York, 1948-1949; resident, Strong Memorial Hospital, 1950-1952; resident, Albany (New York) Medical Center, 1949-1950; pediatric endocrine fellow, Johns Hopkins Hospital, 1954-1955; pediatrician, U. Washington, Seattle, 1955-1961; embryologist department anatomy, U. Florida, 1961-1962; teratologist, U. Washington, since 1961; professor pediatrics, head central laboratory for human embryology, U. Washington, 1961-1993; professor emeritus, U. Washington, since 1993; research associate department embryology, Carnegie Institute, 1962; research associate department embryology, U. Copenhagen, 1963. Consultant National Institutes of Health, Food and Drug Administration, Environmental Protection Agency, since 1971. Visiting professor pediatrics U. Geneva, 1972,73-74.
( The most comprehensive one-volume guide of its kind, th...)
( The most comprehensive one-volume guide of its kind, th...)
( The most comprehensive one-volume guide of its kind, th...)
( The most comprehensive one-volume guide of its kind, th...)
(This reference work has been newly revised and expanded t...)
( Now in its thirteenth edition and containing 115 new en...)
Served with United States Army, 1946-1948. Served with United States Air Force, 1952-1954. Member Teratology Society (honorary member 1993, president 1968), Western Society Pediatric Research (president 1970), American Pediatric Society, Japanese Teratology Society(honorary member 1998).
Married Alice B. Kelly, June 24, 1946. Children: Donna, Elizabeth, Annual.