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Toxicology

general rules holding that susceptibility to birth defects depends on genotype, developmental stage, agent, dose and mechanism.

In toxicology, principles of teratology refers to general rules holding that susceptibility to birth defects depends on genotype, developmental stage, agent, dose and mechanism. This meaning comes from Wilson (1973) in Environment and birth defects.[1]

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Wilson, J. G. (1973). Environment and birth defects. Academic Press. ISBN 9780127577500

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