Action of chemical substances on organs: carcinogenesis

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Alain LOMBARD : Toxicologist and risk management consultant, Allotoxconsulting, Antibes, France

INTRODUCTION

Chemicals that enter cells can interfere with their genetic material (mutagenesis). This can have a significant impact on the health of exposed individuals, including causing cancer (carcinogenesis).

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