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Hormesis: A Generalizable and Unifying Hypothesis

1 Jan 2001

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The present article represents a comprehensive effort to assess the hypothesis that hormesis is a highly generalizable biological phenomenon independent of environmental stressor, biological endpoint, and experimental model system. The evaluative methodology and complementary approaches employed to assess this question are (1) evolutionary biology-based theoretical paradigm; (2) evaluation of > 20,000 toxicology...

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PMID: 11504172
DOI: 10.1080/20014091111730

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