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In primary research reports, Chemical Research in Toxicology covers: • Structure elucidation of novel toxic agents; • Chemical and physical studies on chemical agents that provide insight into their mode or mechanism of action; • Experimental and theoretical investigations of the interaction of toxic chemicals with biological macromolecules and other biological targets; • A range of topics which includes toxicity, teratogenicity, mutagenicity, carcinogenicity, neurotoxicity, and immunotoxicity. D N A . Reactive intermediates. Site-specific mutagenesis. Protein oxidation and modification. NMR and X-ray structure. Quantitative structureactivity relationships. Xenobiotic chemicals. Toxin structure . . .
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