Thalidomide may be a mutagen

Thalidomide may be a mutagen

2 In addition to the reasons given by Read, it is important to recall that many children were accepted as thalidomide damaged on the basis of a clinical opinion and in the absence of any evidence of exposure to thalidomide in utero during the sensitive period of embryogenesis.

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Veröffentlicht in:BMJ 1994-08, Vol.309 (6952), p.477-477
1. Verfasser: Smithells, R W
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Defects
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Hypotheses
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Mutagens
Paternal Exposure
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