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The study of crop toxins and their health effects on humans is in its infancy and many more are waiting to be discovered .However, this work introduced by author is a meritorious because it deals with Infected crop toxins that can cause a variety of short term as well as long-term health effects, ranging from immediate toxic response to potential long-term carcinogenic effects. Also it clarify the main difficulty in assessing the risk of crop toxins to human health, as factors affecting the production or presence of these toxins in foods or feeds .The author also reached to new findings in…mehr

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The study of crop toxins and their health effects on humans is in its infancy and many more are waiting to be discovered .However, this work introduced by author is a meritorious because it deals with Infected crop toxins that can cause a variety of short term as well as long-term health effects, ranging from immediate toxic response to potential long-term carcinogenic effects. Also it clarify the main difficulty in assessing the risk of crop toxins to human health, as factors affecting the production or presence of these toxins in foods or feeds .The author also reached to new findings in this present work as the relationship between crop toxins (aflatoxins) and hepatitis B virus as major risk factors for hepatocellular carcinoma. However, this work considered as a guide and good reference that may open new era for human health care and veterinary care costs, and research cost focusing on reducing the impact and severity of the crop toxin problems.
Autorenporträt
Prof. Dr. Ayman Farrag DardierProf. Ayman Farrag is a talent professor staff member in Al- Azher Univ. Fac.of Sci.,Dept. of Botany and Microbiology.He got all of his scientific degrees; in the field of plant pathology and its related sciences. Now days he devotes his researches on the subjection of Plant Pathology to serve society and ecosystm.