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Title VLAG3-C1 Toxicology
Period 01 / 2005 - unknown
Status Current
Research number OND1310101

Related organisations

Secretariat The Graduate School VLAG (WUR)

Related people

Project leader Prof.dr.ir. M.H. Zwietering

Related research (upper level)

Subprogram VLAG3-C Core programme C. Food safety

Related research (lower level)

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Classification

A71000 Nutrition
D22700 Toxicology (plants, invertebrates)

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