Henk Tennekes

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Henk Tennekes is affiliated with the following schools: University of Amsterdam, University of Marburg, Wageningen University & Research

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Henk Tennekes

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#3732

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#4238

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Toxicology

#60

World Rank

#65

Historical Rank

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Henk Tennekes 's Degrees

PhD Toxicology University of Amsterdam
Masters Chemistry University of Amsterdam

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According to Wikipedia, Henk Tennekes was a Dutch toxicologist. Tennekes worked as doctor and researcher at the Philipps-Universiteit Marburg; the German research cancer centre Krebsforschungszentrum in Heidelberg; Sandoz in Muttenz, Switzerland and at the Research and Consulting Company in Itingen. Since 1992 he was an independent researcher.

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Henk Tennekes 's Published Works

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Delayed and time-cumulative toxicity of imidacloprid in bees, ants and termites (2014) (157)
Immune Suppression by Neonicotinoid Insecticides at the Root of Global Wildlife Declines (2013) (110)
Time-Dependent Toxicity of Neonicotinoids and Other Toxicants:Implications for a New Approach to Risk Assessment (2011) (91)
The molecular basis of simple relationships between exposure concentration and toxic effects with time. (2013) (79)
The significance of the Druckrey-Küpfmüller equation for risk assessment--the toxicity of neonicotinoid insecticides to arthropods is reinforced by exposure time. (2010) (78)
Quantitative aspects of chemical carcinogenesis and tumor promotion in liver. (1983) (71)
The effects of inhalation anaesthetics on common clinical pathology parameters in laboratory rats. (2007) (58)
Impact of Systemic Insecticides on Organisms and Ecosystems (2013) (52)
Dose-response analysis indicating time-dependent neurotoxicity caused by organic and inorganic mercury-Implications for toxic effects in the developing brain. (2016) (50)
Dose-response analysis of the enhancement of liver tumour formation in CF-1 mice by dieldrin. (1982) (37)
The stability of historical control data for common neoplasms in laboratory rats and the implications for carcinogenic risk assessment. (2004) (33)
Quantitative aspects of drug-mediated tumour promotion in liver and its toxicological implications. (1982) (31)
The stability of historical control data for common neoplasms in laboratory rats: adrenal gland (medulla), mammary gland, liver, endocrine pancreas, and pituitary gland. (2004) (28)
Time-Cumulative Toxicity of Neonicotinoids: Experimental Evidence and Implications for Environmental Risk Assessments (2020) (28)
The effects of styrene on lung cells in female mice and rats. (2004) (22)
The kinetics of nuclear polyploidization and tumour formation in livers of CF-1 mice exposed to dieldrin. (1987) (22)
Effects of dieldrin, diet, and bedding on enzyme function and tumor incidence in livers of male CF-1 mice. (1981) (21)
Assessment of ecological risks of agrochemicals requires a new framework. (2017) (18)
Environmental Risk Assessment of Agrochemicals — A Critical Appraisal of Current Approaches (2015) (18)
Anti-androgenicity can only be evaluated using a weight of evidence approach. (2014) (11)
The effects of dieldrin, diet and other environmental components on enzyme function and tumour incidence in livers of CF-1 mice. (1979) (11)
A Wistar rat strain prone to spontaneous liver tumor development: implications for carcinogenic risk assessment. (2002) (10)
Quantitative aspects of enhanced liver tumour formation in CF-1 mice by dieldrin. (1985) (9)
Fipronil in Surface Water: An Environmental Calamity Remaining Under Radar in the Netherlands (2018) (7)
Covalent binding of CCl4-intermediates to reduced pyridine nucleotides in mouse liver. (1981) (7)
A novel pathway of nitrosamine metabolism in liver microsomes: denitrosation of nitrosamines by cytochrome P-450. (1981) (6)
The Importance of Dose-Time-Response Relationships for Hazard Identification and Limitation of Animal Experiments (2017) (4)
Dose: Time-to-effect analyses can identify hazardous chemicals at an early stage of product development. (2017) (3)
A Critical Appraisal of the Threshold of Toxicity Model for Non-Carcinogens (2016) (3)
The significance of the Druckreyâ€“KÃ1⁄4pfmÃ1⁄4ller equation for risk assessmentâ€”The toxicity of neonicotinoid insecticides to arthropods is reinforced by exposure time: Responding to a Letter to the Editor by Drs. C. Maus and R. Nauen of Bayer CropScience AG (2010) (2)
Hazard and risk assessment of chemical carcinogenicity within a regulatory context. (2010) (2)
Development of a Dose-Response Model For Risk Assessment of Receptor-Mediated Effects (2016) (1)
The relationship between microsomal enzyme induction and liver tumour formation : a study on the effects of xenobiotic and naturally occurring microsomal enzyme inducers on livers of male CF-1 mice (1979) (1)
Effects of an Ultraviolet B Radiation Absorber on Photocarcinogenesis in Hairless Albino Mice (2009) (1)
Letter to the editor “The resilience of the beehive” (2018) (1)
Novel approaches to Chemical Risk Assessment (2017) (0)

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