Endogenous toxins: Targets for disease treatment and prevention, edited by Peter J. O'Brien and W. Robert Bruce, takes an interdisciplinary approach
to examining endogenous toxins and their possible implications for diseases. O'Brien
and Bruce sought to provide a broad perspective of the implications of exposure to
endogenous toxins and possible prevention methods by collecting chapters from researchers
from different fields with varying focuses and topics of interest.
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Published online: September 14, 2010
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© 2010 Published by Elsevier Inc.
