In vivo characterisation of the toxicological properties of DPhP, one of the main degradation products of aryl phosphate esters
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B. Fervers | A. Puisieux | Arnaud M. Vigneron | A. Fildier | L. Payen | B. Giroud | A. Buleté | E. Vulliet | C. Bardel | T. Granjon | J. Marín-Sáez | Jessica Garcia | M. Abdallah | S. Ruby | Loïc Spinner | J. Deverchère | S. Ibanez | Barbara Giroud
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