Activation of a tunicate (Ciona intestinalis) xenobiotic receptor orthologue by both natural toxins and synthetic toxicants
Authors:
- Andrew E. FidlerAFAndrew E. Fidler
- Patrick T. HollandPHPatrick T. Holland
- Erica J. ReschlyERErica J. Reschly
- Sean EkinsSESean Ekins
- Matthew D. KrasowskiMKMatthew D. Krasowski
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Funding Information
- United States of America National Institutes of Health (K08-GM074238)
- New Zealand Ministry of Science and Innovation (CAWX1001)
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