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selectivetoxicity1 CONSTRUCTSelective toxicityALBERT · TOXICOLOGY

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Toxicology

injury to one kind of living matter without harm to another kind in close contact, the principle behind drugs and pesticides.

In toxicology, selective toxicity refers to injury to one kind of living matter without harm to another kind in close contact, the principle behind drugs and pesticides. This meaning comes from Albert (1951) in Selective toxicity.[1]

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  1. Albert, A. (1951). Selective toxicity. Methuen & Co. ltd. Open Library record

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