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Xenobiotics And Food-Producing Animals: Metabolism And Residues
Xenobiotics And Food-Producing Animals: Metabolism And Residues

By C. B. McCullough, M. J. Lynch, K. N. Woodward, S. Shuman, John J. Lech, D. R. Hawkins, T. D. Thomson, R. P. Clement, R. J. Christopher, D. H. Hutson, Robert A. Robinson, R. Wang, G. D. Paulson, C. B. Struble, N. E. Weber, R. D. Simmons, S. F. Charles, C. N. Casciano, J. F. Lamendola, M. N. Cayen, G. M. Frame, J. F. Ericson, E. F. Illyes, M. A. Nowakowski, L. A. P. Hoogenboom, M. B. M. Huveneers-Oorsprong, H. A. Kuiper, J. E. Riviere, Kevin M. Kleinow, Margaret O. James, R. E. Hornish, T. S. Arnold, L. Baczynskyj, S. T. Chester, T. D. Cox, T. F. Flook, R. L. Janose, D. A. Kloosterman, J. M. Nappier, D. R. Reeves, F. S. Yein, M. J. Zaya, M. Y. K. Ho, D. W. Gottschall, A. L. Donoho, D. D. Giera, Jinn Wu, Dave D. W. Liu, William Itterly, Thomas M. Capps, V. J. Feil, P. J. Sommer, C. H. Lamoureux, Bruce A. Halley, Narayana I. Narasimhan, Kalpana Venkataraman, Rae Taub, Marilyn L. G. Erwin, Nicholas W. Andrew, Peter G. Wislocki, C. A. Weerasinghe, E. Warrakah, J. E. Dalidowicz, G. E. Babbitt

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Discusses the metabolism and fate of xenobiotic compounds, such as veterinary drugs, agrochemicals, and other products to which food-producing animals are exposed. Describes state-of-the-art techn...

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