The high hepatocarcinogen susceptibility of LEC rats is genetically independent of abnormal copper accumulation in the liver.

A Hattori; M Sawaki; K Enomoto; N Tsuzuki; H Isomura; T Kojima; Y Kamibayashi; N Sugawara; T Sugiyama; M Mori

doi:10.1093/carcin/16.3.491

The high hepatocarcinogen susceptibility of LEC rats is genetically independent of abnormal copper accumulation in the liver.

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The high hepatocarcinogen susceptibility of LEC rats is genetically independent of abnormal copper accumulation in the liver.

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