Oncological Outcomes in Rats Given Nephrocarcinogenic Exposure to Dietary Ochratoxin A, Followed by the Tumour Promoter Sodium Barbital for Life: A Pilot Study
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S. Pinder | C. Gillett | P. Mantle | E. Odell | M. Dobrota
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