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Food and Chemical Toxicology

Endocrine-disrupting chemical-induced gene networks confer coronary heart disease risk revealed by causal inference and single-cell analyses

By Tao Yao, Yun-Lu Lin, Luo-Xiang Fang, +3Show 3 more authors, Gang Chen
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Tao Yao, Yun-Lu Lin, Luo-Xiang Fang, +3Show 3 more authors, Yu-Tian Wang, Zhou Lan-feng, Ning Zhang, Gang Chen

Jiaxing University

Food and Chemical Toxicology, 5 Aug 2026

doi.org/10.1016/j.fct.2026.116325PubMed 42556777

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