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Pharmaco-metabonomics is the the prediction of the outcome
toxicity of a drug or xenobiotic intervention in an
individual based on a mathematical model of pre-
intervention metabolite signatures.
Metabonomics, also referred to as metabolomics, has already
been established as the process of metabolic profiling.
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