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bibliographicCitation	Sapota A, Czerski B, Jedrzejczak M. Tissue distribution, excretion and metabolism of o-anisidine in rats. Int J Occup Med Environ Health. 2003;16(4):351–7. PMID: 14964645.
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title	Tissue distribution, excretion and metabolism of o-anisidine in rats
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