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    The Carcinogenic Compound Benzopyrene Causes Gene Mutations Identical to Those
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The Carcinogenic Compound Benzopyrene Causes Gene Mutations Identical to Those

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The carcinogenic compound benzopyrene causes gene mutations identical to those observed in patients with carcinomas in their lungs.

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