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The biomarkers detecting early changes in the human organism exposed to occupational carcinogens.

Central European journal of public health - 1 Nov 1999

Indulski J A, Lutz W

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Epidemiological studies and clinical data confirm that occupational exposure to carcinogenic agents plays an important role in cancer etiology. Recent tremendous progress in understanding of the mechanisms of carcinogenesis, and also introduction of new tests to recognize changes occurring in the exposed organism have made it possible for the occupational medicine to detect the earliest cancer stages which occur...

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