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    Wu JP, Luo XJ, Zhang Y, Yu M, Chen SJ, Mai BX, Yang ZY.
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    Routti H, Letcher RJ, Chu S, Van Bavel B, Gabrielsen GW.
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  • 54. Persisting effects of a PBDE metabolite, 6-OH-BDE-47, on larval and juvenile zebrafish swimming behavior.
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  • 57. Photochemical formation of brominated dioxins and other products of concern from hydroxylated polybrominated diphenyl ethers (OH-PBDEs).
    Erickson PR, Grandbois M, Arnold WA, McNeill K.
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    Ji K, Choi K, Giesy JP, Musarrat J, Takeda S.
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  • 60. Comparative oxidative metabolism of BDE-47 and BDE-99 by rat hepatic microsomes.
    Erratico CA, Moffatt SC, Bandiera SM.
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