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Study of genetic polymorphism in solvent exposed population and its correlation to in vitro effect of trichloroethylene on lymphocytes.

Journal of environmental biology - 1 Sept 2009

Kumar Munish, Tewari Shikha, Sharma Priti, Verma Vipin Kumar, Chauhan L K S, Agarwal Sudhir Kumar, Dwivedi U N, Goel Sudhir Kumar

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Trichloroethylene (TCE) is major industrial pollutant that contaminate environment. Its exposure may lead to hepato-renal toxicity along with the cancer progression. Although extensive research is done on its toxicity still not much is known about its genotoxic potential on humans in relation to...

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