Carcinogenicity

Carcinogenicity is the ability of a given substance to cause cancer in living organisms. It is important for public health as certain chemicals, drugs, or environmental factors can increase the risk of developing cancer in humans or animals. Carcinogenicity tests are used to assess the potential cancer-causing potential of a substance and to inform public health policy. They also help scientists study how certain risk factors interact with each other and how cancers develop.

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Experimental and Clinical Toxicology

ISSN: 2641-7669
Type: Open Access Journal
Editor: Ichiro Kawahata , Laboratory of Pharmacology,  Department of Molecular Pharmaceutics,  Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences,  ​Tohoku University.
Journal of Experimental and Clinical Toxicology is an advanced, experimental, comprehensive, open access, peer-reviewed journal. This journal deals with highest-quality manuscripts which specify and describe the development activities conducted in the field of Clinical Toxicology.