Response of the
Rotenone Task Force to the
The Rotenone Task Force engaged the
services of Dr. Joseph Borzelleca of the Virginia Commonwealth University
Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology, in Richmond, VA to review the
article published by Dr. Timothy Greenamyre of Emory University in the
December issue of Nature Neuroscience.
We have reproduced Dr. Borzelleca’s review for the information of
rotenone users and those who live around bodies of water which are treated
with rotenone. We have also
included Dr. Borzelleca’s C.V. for interested parties.
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