Low doses of cadmium chloride and methallothionein-1-bound cadmium display different accumulation kinetics and induce different genes in cells of the human nephron.

Low doses of cadmium chloride and methallothionein-1-bound cadmium display different accumulation kinetics and induce different genes in cells of the human nephron.
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10.1159/000330069
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2011-01
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Verhulst A
Verhulst A
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Cucu D;D'Haese PC;De Beuf A;Verhulst A

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