Evidence for cytochrome P4501 A2-mediated protein covalent binding of thiabendazole and for its passive intestinal transport:use of human and rabbit derived cells - Vigipallia

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Evidence for cytochrome P4501 A2-mediated protein covalent binding of thiabendazole and for its passive intestinal transport:use of human and rabbit derived cells

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Coulet, M. | Eeckhoutte, C. | Larrieu, G. | Sutra, J.F. | Alvinerie, M. | Macé, K. | Pfeifer, A. | Zucco, F. | Stammati, A.L. | de Angelis, I. | Vignoli, A.L. | Galtier, Pierre

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