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what is non target organ toxicity

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Answered by nishakiran2468

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When toxins are administered to destroy specific organs, their action is usually not limited to those organs and instead they also damage other organs which are healthy. This is known as non-target organ toxicity. For example several anti-cancer medication damage organs that produce blood cells and hair.

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When toxins are administered to destroy specific organs, their action is usually not limited to those organs and instead they also damage other organs which are healthy. This is known as non-target organ toxicity. For example several anti-cancer medication damage organs that produce blood cells and hair.

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