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Association of genetic polymorphisms of telomere binding proteins with cholinesterase activity in omethoate-exposed workers.
Ecotoxicology and environmental safety - 1 Oct 2018
Ding Mingcui, Yang Yongli, Duan Xiaoran, Wang Sihua, Feng Xiaolei, Wang Tuanwei, Wang Pengpeng, Liu Suxiang, Li Lei, Liu Junling, Tang Lixia, Niu Xinhua, Zhang Yuhong, Li Guoyu, Yao Wu, Cui Liuxin, Wang Wei
Abstract excerpt
Omethoate, an organophosphorous pesticide, can cause a variety of health effects, especially the decrease of cholinesterase activity. The aim of this study is to explore the association of genetic polymorphisms of telomere binding proteins with cholinesterase activity in omethoate-exposed population. Cholinesterase activities in whole blood, red blood cell and plasma were detected using acetylthiocholine and...
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