Mechanism of Resistance to PCB Toxicity in Fish

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Isaac Wirgin (New York University School of Medicine) and Mark Hahn (Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution) collaborated in a series of studies to understand how Atlantic tomcod populations in the Hudson River not only survive in their polluted ecosystem, but also thrive.

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