Evolution of the uses of rats and mice for assessing carcinogenic risk from chemicals in humans
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Evolution of the uses of rats and mice for assessing carcinogenic risk from chemicals in humans
Asian Pac J Cancer Prev.
2010.
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With developments in the philosophy behind animal testing for carcinogenicity and toxicity, with increasing emphasis on Mode of Action analysis, the future usefulness of the 2 year rodent carcinogenesis bioassay is in doubt.
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