Biomarkers in Czech workers exposed to 1,3-butadiene: a transitional epidemiologic study.

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Biomarkers in Czech workers exposed to 1,3-butadiene: a transitional epidemiologic study.

Research report (Health Effects Institute) - 1 Jun 2003

Albertini Richard J, Srám Radim J, Vacek Pamela M, Lynch Jeremiah, Nicklas Janice A, van Sittert Nico J, Boogaard Peter J, Henderson Rogene F, Swenberg James A, Tates Ad D, Ward Jonathan B, Wright Michael, Ammenheuser Marinel M, Binkova Blanka, Blackwell Walter, de Zwart Franz A, Krako Dean, Krone Jennifer, Megens Hendricus, Musilová Petra, Rajská Gabriela, Ranasinghe Asoka, Rosenblatt Judah I, Rössner Pavel, Rubes Jiri, Sullivan Linda, Upton Patricia, Zwinderman Ailko H

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A multiinstitutional, transitional epidemiologic study was conducted with a worker population in the Czech Republic to evaluate the utility of a continuum of non-disease biological responses as biomarkers of exposure to 1,3-butadiene (BD)* in an industrial setting. The study site included two BD facilities in the Czech Republic. Institutions that collaborated in the study were the University of Vermont...

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