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Use of 'Omic' technologies to study humans exposed to benzene.

Chemico-biological interactions - 30 May 2005

Smith Martyn T, Vermeulen Roel, Li Guilan, Zhang Luoping, Lan Qing, Hubbard Alan E, Forrest Matthew S, McHale Cliona, Zhao Xin, Gunn Laura, Shen Min, Rappaport Stephen M, Yin Songnian, Chanock Stephen, Rothman Nathaniel

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'Omic' technologies include genomics, transcriptomics (gene expression profiling), proteomics and metabolomics. We are utilizing these new technologies in an effort to develop novel biomarkers of exposure, susceptibility and response to benzene. Advances in genomics allow one to study hundreds to...

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PMID: 15935808
DOI: 10.1016/j.cbi.2005.03.017

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