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International Classification of Rodent Tumours

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Category : Rodents
Languages : en
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International Classification of Rodent Tumours

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Category : Rodents
Languages : en
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International Classification of Rodent Tumours

Author: Ulrich Mohr
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ISBN: 9789283201281
Category : Oncology, Experimental
Languages : en
Pages : 68

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International Classification of Rodent Tumours: Respiratory system

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Category : Carcinogenicity testing
Languages : en
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International Classification of Rodent Tumours: The rat. [no.] 1. Respiratory system

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ISBN: 9789283201229
Category : Rats as laboratory animals
Languages : en
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International Classification of Rodent Tumours: Respiratory system. 2. Soft tissue and musculoskeletal system. 3. Urinary system

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Category : Rodents
Languages : en
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International Classification of Rodent Tumours: The rat. 1. Respiratory system. 2. Soft tissue and musculoskeletal system. 4. Haematopoietic system. 6. Endocrine system. 7. Central nervous system. 8. Male genital system. 9. Female genital system. 10. Digestive system

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Category : Rodents
Languages : en
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International Classification of Rodent Tumors. The Mouse

Author: Ulrich Mohr
Publisher: Springer Science & Business Media
ISBN: 3662079739
Category : Medical
Languages : en
Pages : 487

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Scientists from both academia and industry in many countries have closely cooperated to arrive at a consensus on the descriptions of all the types of tumour and preneoplastic lesions encountered in laboratory mice. The series of fascicles should provide information and guidelines especially adapted for international use in practical toxicologic pathology. Images showing the typical appearance of the discussed lesions and references to the most recently published papers complete the information presented here.