agranulocytosis
From Literature
Chemicals whose consumption has been reported to improve or worsen this disease's outcomes or risk of onset, curated from published studies.
Please note that all information below reflects the positive ('T') and Negative ('M') literature evidence in the Comparative Toxicogenomics Database (CTD). Any chemical can be toxic at high doses; refer to the appropriate references for validity of the claims and dosage effects.
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From Lab Assays
Chemicals associated with this disease because they were Active in a bioactivity assay that this disease's bridge ties in via target genes or mechanism, and what those assays were measuring. Assay signal, not a curated claim — read it alongside the literature rows above rather than as a second opinion on them.
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