Medium-term liver and multi-organ carcinogenesis bioassays for carcinogens and chemopreventive agents.
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N Ito | K. Imaida | M. Hirose | T. Shirai | N. Ito | R. Hasegawa | M Hirose | T Shirai | R Hasegawa | K Imaida
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