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Developmental neurotoxicity considerations for food additive safety

Wu et al., 2017

Document ID
2036236606316092097
Author
Wu Y
Kabadi S
Neal-Kluever A
Publication year
Publication venue
Food Toxicology

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94Developmental exposures to chemicals have the potential to induce adverse neurobehavioral effects. Developmental neurotoxicity testing (DNT) has added value to a risk or safety assessment by assessing the potential risk of chemical exposure to induce …
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