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The history of the Toxicology Roundtable—75 years of scientific discussion

Toxicology and Industrial Health

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The history of the Toxicology Roundtable—75 years of scientific discussion

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https://doi.org/10.1177/07482337261461349

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biomarkers acute toxicity animal model public health hepatic toxicity

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References

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Goldenthal

EJ

(1966) Guidelines for reproduction studies for safety evaluation of drugs for human use. Drug Review Branch, Division of Toxicological Evaluation, Bureau of Science. Food and Drug Administration.

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The Society of Toxicology: The First 50 Years (2011) The Society of Toxicology, 74–75.

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