Current Protocols in Toxicology
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Supplement 56, May 2013
Unit 1.5 The Use of Fish-Derived Cell Lines for Investigation
of Environmental Contaminants: An Update Following OECD’s Fish
Toxicity Testing Framework N◦ 171
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Unit 1.11 Minipigs: Applications in Toxicology
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Unit 4.39 Simultaneous, Untargeted Metabolic Profiling of Polar
and Nonpolar Metabolites by LC-Q-TOF Mass
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Unit 12.20 Assessment of Adult Neurogenesis in Mice
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