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Oral repeated dose toxicity study of bisphenol F in rats
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• Although BPF is regarded as a safer alternative to BPA, it needs more toxicity data. • BPF induced histopathological abnormalities in liver and small intestine. • BPF induced changes in clinical signs and organ weights. • BPF induced changes in coagulation and clinical chemistry parameter levels. • The no-observable adverse effect level for BPF was determined to be 83 mg/kg/day.
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Bisphenol F
Toxicity study
Rat
Histopathology
No-observable adverse effect level
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