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Organic chemistry / Medicine / Safrole / Isosafrole / Estragole / Hepatocarcinogen / Rat / Propenyl / Median lethal dose / Chemistry / Alkenes / Phenylpropenes
Date: 2012-03-20 14:31:42
Organic chemistry
Medicine
Safrole
Isosafrole
Estragole
Hepatocarcinogen
Rat
Propenyl
Median lethal dose
Chemistry
Alkenes
Phenylpropenes

Opinion of the Scientific Committee on Food on Isosafrole

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