Measured and predicted affinities of binding and relative potencies to activate the AhR of PAHs and their alkylated analogues.
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Chaok Seok | J. Giesy | Woong-Hee Shin | Kyungho Choi | Dawoon Jung | J. Khim | Seongjin Hong | W. Shim | U. Yim | Sangwoo Lee | Habyeong Kang
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