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Mixture Toxicity: Evidence from Experimental Studies on Concurrent Chemical Exposures

2025-06-06

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This review synthesizes evidence from studies investigating the toxicological consequences of concurrent chemical exposures, emphasizing the inadequacy of traditional single-chemical risk assessment models. Organisms inhabiting natural environments are frequently exposed to complex mixtures of chemicals, leading to interactions that often produce non-additive effects such as synergism or antagonism, rather than si...

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10.32388/p2edqf
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