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Impact of binary waterborne mixtures of nickel and zinc on hypothalamic-pituitary-testicular axis in rats
Several evidences from the literature showed that the coexistence of nickel and zinc in polluted waters is related to the similarity in their geogenic and anthropogenic factors. Although most environmental exposures to metals do not occur singly, there is a paucity of scientific knowledge on the eff...
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