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Critical Reviews in Toxicology

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Screening for the ovarian toxicity of industrial chemicals – ovarian follicles and corpora lutea counts in rats, an inter- and intra-laboratory comparison
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deleteOlena Kucheryavenko; Karine Angeli; Vincent Bonnomet; Muhammad Waqar Ashraf; Ingo Bichlmaier; Ulla Simanainen
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Evaluation of the modes of action for key noncancer effects of 1,3-Butadiene: input from an independent expert panel to support derivation of data-derived extrapolation factors
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deleteChristopher R. Kirman; John C. Lipscomb; John Rogers; Rita S. Schoeny; Jennifer G. Seed; Babasaheb R. Sonawane; Sean M. Hays
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The effect of antioxidants on antineoplastic-induced male reproductive system damage: a systematic review of experimental studies
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deleteHale Bayram; Yaprak Dönmez Çakıl; Mustafa Erinç Sitar
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Weight-of-evidence assessment of the endocrine-disrupting properties of propylene oxide
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deleteQuan Shi; Erin Maloney; Satinder S. Sarang; Peter J. Boogaard; Benjamin Spielmann; Karen Smet; Joanna Klapacz; Wade T. Barranco
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The formaldehyde dispute – Part B: scientific critique of EPA’s formaldehyde occupational exposure values (OEVs) and proposed alternative occupational exposure limits (OELs)
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deleteQuincy Perry; Jacob Siracusa; Michael Stevens; Patricia Underwood; Dennis Paustenbach
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The formaldehyde dispute - Part A: acute and chronic inhalation toxicity and the evolution of scientific knowledge
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deleteJacob Siracusa; Quincy Perry; Michael Stevens; Dennis J. Paustenbach
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A framework for assessing the safety of degraded pharmaceuticals for long-duration space missions - Part 2: framework application in four case studies
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deleteAndrey Massarsky; Veneese J.B. Evans; Ernest S. Fung; Lisa G.L. Yang; Keegan L. Rogers; Amanda N. Buerger; Andrew Maier; John F. Reichard
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Letter to the Editor: Comprehensive review of octocrylene toxicology data and human exposure assessment for personal care products
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deleteJoseph C. DiNardo
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Response to Mr. DiNardo’s “Letter to the Editor: Comprehensive review of octocrylene toxicology data and human exposure assessment for personal care products”
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deleteKimberly G. Norman; Lewis E. Kaufman; Peter Griem; Carl D’Ruiz; Linda Loretz; Alexandra Kowcz; Samuel M. Cohen; Anthony R. Scialli; Alan R. Boobis; David Jacobson-Kram; Rita Schoeny; Thomas J. Rosol; Gary M. Williams; Norbert E. Kaminski; F. Peter Guengerich; J. F. Nash
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A framework for assessing the safety of degraded pharmaceuticals for long-duration space missions - Part 1: framework development
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deleteAndrey Massarsky; Veneese J. B. Evans; Ernest S. Fung; Lisa G. L. Yang; Keegan L. Rogers; Amanda N. Buerger; Andrew Maier; John F. Reichard
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Comments on the article “The IARC re-classification of talc carcinogenicity: a move in the wrong direction?” by A.A. Korchevskiy and A.G. Wylie (2025)
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deleteAlessandro Francesco Gualtieri
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Particles, fragments, fibers: what IARC missed in its assessment of talc mineralogy. (Authors’ reply to Comment on [“The IARC re-classification of talc carcinogenicity: a move in the wrong direction?”])
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deleteAndrey A. Korchevskiy; Ann G. Wylie
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Celebrating fifty-five years of chronicling advances in toxicology and risk analysis
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deleteRoger O. McClellan
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Necessary conditions for valid causal inference from observational data
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deleteCox Jr, Louis Anthony
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Critical review and implications of the results of the National Toxicology Program’s carcinogenicity study of tris(chloropropyl)phosphate
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deleteTracy Greene; Robinan Gentry
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Role of constitutive androstane receptor in developmental toxicology: linking chemical exposure, nutrition, and disease susceptibility
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deleteRyota Shizu; Kouichi Yoshinari
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Genotoxic and epigenetic signatures of early-life pesticide exposure: a systematic review and meta-analysis
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deleteSherif, Moustafa; Darwish, Aya; Samy, Aya; Sami, Shimaa; Balazs, Adam
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Risk assessment of trace hydrazine in a 2020 bottled water-associated nonviral hepatitis outbreak
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deleteBlake M. Deckard; Kylie M. McCauley; Michael E. Stevens; David W. Brew; Dennis J. Paustenbach
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Response to the Letter from Professor C. R. Wolf and colleagues concerning CRT, 55: 549-586, 2025: The modes of action for rodent liver tumor formation by activators of the constitutive androstane receptor (CAR) and the peroxisome-proliferator-activated receptor alpha (PPARα) are not relevant to human cancer risk: an updated critical evaluation
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deleteYamada, Tomoya; Cohen, Samuel M.; Lake, Brian G.
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Letter to the editor regarding the review article: Yamada T, Cohen SM, Lake BG. The modes of action for rodent liver tumor formation by activators of the constitutive androstane receptor (CAR) and the peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor alpha (PPARα) are not relevant to human cancer risk: an updated critical evaluation. Crit Rev Toxicol. 2025;55(5):549-586. doi: 10.1080/10408444.2025.2513332
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deleteWolf, C. Roland; Henderson, Colin J.; Schwarz, Michael; Inesta-Vaquera, Francesco; Meehan, Richard R.
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