Use of Relevant Historical Control Data Shows No Evidence for a Carcinogenic Response in F344/N Rats

Andrey Nikiforov; Kimberly Ehman; Judith MacGregor; Tom Starr

Use of Relevant Historical Control Data Shows No Evidence for a Carcinogenic Response in F344/N Rats

Starr, T., MacGregor, J., Ehman, K., & Nikiforov, A. (2012). Use of Relevant Historical Control Data Shows No Evidence for a Carcinogenic Response in F344/N Rats. Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology, 64, 155 - 160.

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