The assessment of biomarkers to detect nephrotoxicity using an integrated database.
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P. Milligan | U. Eisenberger | M. D. de Broe | R. Alinovi | A. Mutti | H. Roels | E. Bergamaschi | R. Lauwerys | R. G. Price | M. Elseviers | G. Hotter | A. Bernard | E. Gelpí | J. Roselló | G. Nuyts | S. A. Taylor | L. Fels | H. Stolte | I. Chivers | M. Arce-Tomas | I. Francini | S. Cavazzini | M. Vittori | I. Ramis | M. De broe | M. de Broe
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