1. Next-generation sequencing approaches for the study of genome and epigenome toxicity induced by sulfur mustard

   • Yunes Panahi
   • Amir Fattahi
   • Tohid Ghasemnejad

   Review Article 28 August 2018 Pages: 3443 - 3457

   

2. Dose-dependent synergistic and antagonistic mutation responses of binary mixtures of the environmental carcinogen benzo[a]pyrene with food-derived carcinogens

   • Rhiannon M. David
   • Nigel J. Gooderham

   Regulatory Toxicology 26 September 2018 Pages: 3459 - 3469

   

3. Propiconazole is an activator of AHR and causes concentration additive effects with an established AHR ligand

   • Constanze Knebel
   • Juliane Kebben
   • Philip Marx-Stoelting

   Molecular Toxicology 06 October 2018 Pages: 3471 - 3486

   

4. Major changes of cell function and toxicant sensitivity in cultured cells undergoing mild, quasi-natural genetic drift

   • Simon Gutbier
   • Patrick May
   • Marcel Leist

   In vitro systems Open access 08 October 2018 Pages: 3487 - 3503

   

5. Relevance of the incubation period in cytotoxicity testing with primary human hepatocytes

   • Xiaolong Gu
   • Wiebke Albrecht
   • Regina Stoeber

   In vitro systems 13 October 2018 Pages: 3505 - 3515

   

6. Toxicogenomics directory of rat hepatotoxicants in vivo and in cultivated hepatocytes

   • Marianna Grinberg
   • Regina M. Stöber
   • Jan G. Hengstler

   In vitro systems 03 December 2018 Pages: 3517 - 3533

   

7. Functional impairment triggered by altertoxin II (ATXII) in intestinal cells in vitro: cross-talk between cytotoxicity and mechanotransduction

   • Giorgia Del Favero
   • Ronita Zaharescu
   • Doris Marko

   Organ Toxicity and Mechanisms Open access 01 October 2018 Pages: 3535 - 3547

   

8. Head skeleton malformations in zebrafish (Danio rerio) to assess adverse effects of mixtures of compounds

   • Yvonne C. M. Staal
   • Jeroen Meijer
   • Leo T. M. van der Ven

   Reproductive Toxicology Open access 04 October 2018 Pages: 3549 - 3564

   

9. Chronic dietary toxicity and carcinogenicity studies of dammar resin in F344 rats

   • Min Gi
   • Masaki Fujioka
   • Hideki Wanibuchi

   Genotoxicity and Carcinogenicity 24 September 2018 Pages: 3565 - 3583

   

10. Whole genome sequencing analysis of small and large colony mutants from the mouse lymphoma assay

    • Xiaoqing Guo
    • Bohu Pan
    • Tao Chen

    Genotoxicity and Carcinogenicity 17 October 2018 Pages: 3585 - 3595

    

11. My experiences with the MAK Commission: a response to a recent editorial

    • Helmut Greim

    Letter to the Editor, News and Views 29 October 2018 Pages: 3597 - 3598

12. Two-photon based imaging reveals mechanisms of tissue damage

    • Mohamed M. M. Hashem

    Editorial 07 November 2018 Pages: 3599 - 3600

13. 3D visualization of the biliary tree by X-ray phase-contrast computed tomography

    • Amruta Damle-Vartak

    Editorial 20 November 2018 Pages: 3601 - 3602

14. Highlight report: spheroids from stem cell-derived hepatocyte-like cells

    • Patrick Nell

    Editorial 16 November 2018 Pages: 3603 - 3604

15. Highlight report: the need of ‘fit-for-purpose’ controls for cell lines used in toxicity assays

    • Reham Hassan
    • Ahmed Ghallab
    • Abdel-latif Seddek

    Editorial 14 November 2018 Pages: 3605 - 3606

16. Highlight report: New applications of chimeric mice with humanized livers

    • Wiebke Albrecht

    Editorial 23 November 2018 Pages: 3607 - 3608

17. Highlight report: Stem cell-based developmental toxicity tests

    • Florian Seidel

    Editorial 26 November 2018 Pages: 3609 - 3610

18. Highlight report the food additive dammar resin is a rat hepatocarcinogen

    • Tarek Ellethy
    • Mohamed Alsenbesy
    • Mohamed M. M. Hashem

    Editorial 23 November 2018 Pages: 3611 - 3612

19. Highlight Report: humanized mice reveal interspecies differences in triclosan hepatotoxicity

    • Reham Hassan
    • Ahmed Ghallab

    Editorial 21 November 2018 Pages: 3613 - 3614