Repeated carbon nanotube administrations in male mice cause reversible testis damage without affecting fertility
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Yi Zhang | Bing Yan | Scott E. Snyder | Qingxin Mu | Yi Zhang | Yuhong Bai | B. Yan | Qingxin Mu | S. Snyder | Weidong Zhang | Jingping Zhang | E. Butch | Yuhong Bai | Jingping Zhang | Weidong Zhang | Elizabeth R. Butch
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