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AN ANALYSIS AND CRITIQUE OF BEHAVIORAL TOXICOLOGY IN THE USSR

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George J. Ekel, Warren H. Teichner · 1976

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The two methods of greatest sensitivity to effects of neurotoxic chemicals were found to be two EEG methods (#4 and #5). Olfactory sensation and eye-light sensitivity methods were also found to be used often in Soviet toxicity testing.

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“The two methods of greatest sensitivity to effects of neurotoxic chemicals were found to be two EEG methods (#4 and #5). Olfactory sensation and eye-light sensitivity methods were also found to be used often in Soviet toxicity testing.”
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George J. Ekel, Warren H. Teichner (1976). AN ANALYSIS AND CRITIQUE OF BEHAVIORAL TOXICOLOGY IN THE USSR.
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@article{an_analysis_and_critique_of_behavioral_toxicology_in_the_ussr_g6297,
  author = {George J. Ekel and Warren H. Teichner},
  title = {AN ANALYSIS AND CRITIQUE OF BEHAVIORAL TOXICOLOGY IN THE USSR},
  year = {1976},
  
  
}
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