The neurotoxicological consequences of developmental exposure to PCBs.
The articles highlighted in this issue are three reports by Kevin Crofton and colleagues dealing with neuromodulatory effects of PCB (Gilbert, Mundy, and Crofton, pp. 102-111; Roegge et al., pp. 121-130; and Crofton et al., pp. 131-140).
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