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DISTRIBUTIONS OF INDIVIDUAL SUSCEPTIBILITY AMONG HUMANS FOR TOXIC EFFECTS--FOR WHAT FRACTION OF WHICH KINDS OF CHEMICALS AND EFFECTS DOES THE TRADITIONAL 10-FOLD FACTOR PROVIDE HOW MUCH PROTECTION? (R825360)
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Hattis, D., P. Banati, AND R. Goble. DISTRIBUTIONS OF INDIVIDUAL SUSCEPTIBILITY AMONG HUMANS FOR TOXIC EFFECTS--FOR WHAT FRACTION OF WHICH KINDS OF CHEMICALS AND EFFECTS DOES THE TRADITIONAL 10-FOLD FACTOR PROVIDE HOW MUCH PROTECTION? (R825360). ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. Blackwell Publishing, Malden, MA, 895:286-316, (1999).
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