Ninety-day repeated oral toxicity and genetic toxicity studies of powderized Aurantii Fructus Immaturus
Soyoung An(Dong-A University), Wan‐Seob Cho(Dong-A University), Jae-Ho Shin(Eulji University), Songyeon Kim(Dong-A University), W.W. Lee(Myongji University), HyeSeon Heo(Myongji University), Min‐Seob Kim(Dankook University), Cheol-min Park(Myongji University), Beom Seok Han(Ministry of Food and Drug Safety), Yujin Park(Myongji University), Si-Whan Song(Myongji University)
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