Isoniazid

Isoniazid



LiteratureOrganismNeurotoxic endpointsMeSH Identifier
Cavanagh J and B. J. Neurol, 1967RatMotor Neuron DiseaseD016472
RatNerve DegenerationD009410
Jones, W.A. and Jones, 1953HumanPolyneuropathiesD011115
PMID:1149855RatPeripheral NeuropathiesD010523
PMID:13057405HumanPeripheral NeuropathiesD010523
PMID:13502836MiceSeizuresD012640
PMID:14202521RatNerve DegenerationD009410
PMID:14212808RatDemyelinating DisordersD003711
PMID:14265304DogDemyelinating DisordersD003711
DogNeurologic ManifestationsD009461
PMID:4171197MiceCentral Nervous System DiseasesD002493
PMID:4321424HumanPeripheral NeuropathiesD010523
PMID:4362785HumanReflex, AbnormalD012021
PMID:4798141RatPeripheral NeuropathiesD010523
PMID:5461059HumanSeizuresD012640
PMID:5676921RatAction PotentialsD000200
RatMotor Neuron DiseaseD016472
RatNeural ConductionD009431
RatSciatic neuropathyD020426
PMID:6034608DogBrain EdemaD001929
Ramakrishna T and Smith, 1970HumanElectroencephalography Phase SynchronizationD058407
HumanSeizuresD012640
US EPA report, 1976RatDemyelinating DisordersD003711
RatDiffuse Axonal InjuryD020833
RatPeripheral NeuropathiesD010523

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