: "Co-exposure of animals to ethanol and AFB1 showed additive effects on the activities of GST and CAT as well as on the GSH level. Histopathological study revealed that these compounds interact together to exacerbate their individual effects on the liver"
Read more: Aflatoxin B1 and ethanol co-exposure induces hepatic oxidative damage in mice — Toxicol Ind Health
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