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Developmental and reproductive toxicology and pathology
Evaluating drug toxicity to development and reproduction is a critical component of drug safety assessment.
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Natalya Ortolano, PhD
What cows can tell us about aging eggs
Aging is the ultimate Achilles heel. But researchers used cows to understand how mammals age and to look for a way to slow the effects of time.
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