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The utility of the small rodent electrocardiogram in toxicology

Farraj et al., 2011

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15236379136152225185
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Farraj A
Hazari M
Cascio W
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Toxicological sciences

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Extensive research has lead to a growing appreciation that the heart is acutely sensitive to a broad array of toxicants via multiple routes of exposure. These agents are as diverse as the antineoplastic drug doxorubicin and environmental agents including ambient air pollution …
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