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Anthraquinone (TR-494)
The Subcommittee accepted unanimously the conclusions as written, clear evidence of carcinogenic activity, for female rats and male and female mice, and, some evidence of carcinogenic activity, for male rats.
Emodin (TR-493)
The Subcommittee accepted unanimously the conclusions as written, no evidence of carcinogenic activity, for male rats and female mice, and, equivocal evidence of carcinogenic activity, for female rats and male mice.
Fumonisin B1(TR-496)
The Subcommittee accepted unanimously the conclusions as written, clear evidence of carcinogenic activity, for male rats and female mice, and, no evidence of carcinogenic activity, for female rats and male mice.
Gallium Arsenide (TR-492)
The Subcommittee accepted unanimously the conclusions as written, no evidence of carcinogenic activity, for male rats and male and female mice, and, clear evidence of carcinogenic activity, for female rats.
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