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Will all chemicals be carcinogenic to rodents when adequately evaluated?

J. Ashby I. F. H. Purchase

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J. Ashby, I.F.H. Purchase; Will all chemicals be carcinogenic to rodents when adequately evaluated?, Mutagenesis, Volume 8, Issue 6, 1 November 1993, Pages 489–

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