Should oral gavage be abandoned in toxicity testing of endocrine disruptors?
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Laura N. Vandenberg | John Peterson Myers | Frederick S vom Saal | Laura N Vandenberg | Wade V Welshons | P. Toutain | L. Vandenberg | W. Welshons | J. P. Myers | F. V. vom Saal | Pierre-Louis Toutain
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