T-Screen as a tool to identify thyroid hormone receptor active compounds.
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Arno C Gutleb | Merijn Schriks | Albertinka J Murk | I. Meerts | A. Murk | A. Gutleb | M. Schriks | Ilonka A T M Meerts | Joost H Bergsma | J. Bergsma
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