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Machine characterization of rat toxin responses identifies disease states, tolerance mechanisms and organ to whole-body communication

2018-05-28

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<h4>Background</h4> Living organisms are constantly exposed to toxic xenobiotics and have therefore evolved protective responses. In mammals, the liver and kidney play central roles in protecting the organism from xenobiotics, and are at high risk of xenobiotic-induced injury. Liver and kidney damage by drugs and industrial toxins have been extensively studied from both classical histopathologic and biochemical p...

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e0bf3248-bc7d-5926-a581-8bb5b9008ade
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10.1101/322446
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