A Delicate Balance: Water Disinfection and By-Product Immunotoxicity
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A Delicate Balance: Water Disinfection and By-Product Immunotoxicity
Abstract
Mouse macrophages and human blood cells exposed to very high levels of three trihalophenols showed changes in RNA methylation, pointing to one mechanism by which disinfection by-products may harm health, even as disinfection protects it in other ways.
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