The significance of mouse liver tumor formation for carcinogenic risk assessment: results and conclusions from a survey of ten years of testing by the agrochemical industry.
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H Enzmann | N. Carmichael | N G Carmichael | I Pate | I. Pate | H. Enzmann | F Waechter | F. Waechter
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