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Biomarkers of benzene: urinary metabolites in relation to individual genotype and personal exposure.

Chemico-biological interactions - 30 May 2005

Qu Qingshan, Shore Roy, Li Guilan, Su Lin, Jin Ximei, Melikian Asseih A, Roy Nirmal, Chen Lung Chi, Wirgin Isaac, Cohen Beverly, Yin Songnian, Li Yuying, Mu Ruidong

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This report is part of an extensive biomarker study conducted in a Chinese occupational population with benzene exposures ranging from 0.06 to 122 ppm (median exposure of 3.2 ppm). All urinary benzene metabolites measured in this study were significantly elevated after exposure to benzene at or a...

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PMID: 15935803
DOI: 10.1016/j.cbi.2005.03.012

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