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Developments in industrial and occupational toxicology: REACH, toxicogenomics, mycotoxins, lead, asbestos, boron, bitumen, deletions polymorphisms and SNP interactions

Meeting report of the 16th EUROTOX training and discussion session

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    Gisela H. Degen & Jan G. Hengstler

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Degen, G.H., Hengstler, J.G. Developments in industrial and occupational toxicology: REACH, toxicogenomics, mycotoxins, lead, asbestos, boron, bitumen, deletions polymorphisms and SNP interactions. Arch Toxicol 82, 483–487 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00204-008-0315-9

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