Expression profiling of endocrine-disrupting compounds using a customized Cyprinus carpio cDNA microarray.
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Jurgen Del-Favero | L. Moens | J. Del-Favero | W. D. De Coen | K. van der Ven | Wim M De Coen | Lotte N Moens | Karlijn van der Ven | Piet Van Remortel | P. van Remortel | Piet van Remortel
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