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Repeat Exposure to Incremental Doses of Acetaminophen Provides Protection Against Acetaminophen–Induced Lethality in Mice: An Explanation for High Acetaminophen Dosage in Humans Without Hepatic Injury

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Rass M. Shayiq; Dean W. Roberts; Kenneth D. Rothstein; JOHN E. SNAWDER; Wayne Benson; Xiang Ma; Martin Black
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Year recorded
1999

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Rass M. Shayiq; Dean W. Roberts; Kenneth D. Rothstein; JOHN E. SNAWDER; Wayne Benson; Xiang Ma; Martin Black. (1999). Repeat Exposure to Incremental Doses of Acetaminophen Provides Protection Against Acetaminophen–Induced Lethality in Mice: An Explanation for High Acetaminophen Dosage in Humans Without Hepatic Injury. https://openalex.org/W2045335969

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