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Human teratogens: Update 2010

1 Jan 2011

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A wide variety of human teratogens have been identified. The characteristics of human teratogens can be used in the assessment of apparent "new" teratogens, when postulated. Information is available through online databases, such as TERIS and Reprotox, telephone-based counseling resources (e.g., Organization of Teratogen Information Systems [OTIS] and European Network Teratology Information Services [ENTIS]),...

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PMID: 21254353
DOI: 10.1002/bdra.20748

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