Assessment of the Mitigative Capacity of Dietary Zinc on PCB126 Hepatotoxicity and the Contribution of Zinc to Toxicity.

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Donald L Simmons

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Larry W Robertson

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Michael L McCormick

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William D Klaren

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10.1021/ACS.CHEMRESTOX.6B00022

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hepatotoxicity

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