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Are polymorphisms in metabolism protective or a risk for reduced white blood cell counts in a Chinese population with low occupational benzene exposures?

International journal of occupational and environmental health - 1 Jan 2000

Ye Ling-li, Zhang Guang-hui, Huang Jing-wen, Li Yong, Zheng Guo-qiao, Zhang De-ting, Zhou Li-fang, Tao Xi-dan, Zhang Jing, Ye Yun-jie, Sun Pin, Frank Arthur, Xia Zhao-lin

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BACKGROUND: Genetic variations in metabolic enzyme genes may enhance hematotoxicity in benzene-exposed populations. OBJECTIVE: To investigate the association between polymorphisms of metabolism genes and white blood cells (WBCs). METHODS: Three hundred and eighty-five benzene-exposed workers and 220 unexposed indoor workers were recruited in China. We explored the relationship between metabolic enzymes...

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PMID: 26179485
DOI: 10.1179/2049396714Y.0000000091
PMCID: PMC4597012

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