Induction of mesothelioma by a single intrascrotal administration of multi-wall carbon nanotube in intact male Fischer 344 rats.
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Akihiko Hirose | Kiyoshi Imai | Akio Ogata | Dai Nakae | D. Nakae | A. Hirose | T. Nishimura | N. Fukumori | A. Ogata | N. Ohashi | K. Imai | Nobutaka Fukumori | Norio Ohashi | Yoshimitsu Sakamoto | Kuniaki Tayama | Akihiko Maekawa | Tetsuji Nishimura | A. Maekawa | Y. Sakamoto | K. Tayama
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