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Approaches to assessing genetic risks from exposure to chemicals.

Environmental health perspectives - 1 Oct 1993

Sobels F H

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An effort to assess and quantify genetic risks from human exposure to mutagenic chemicals is urgently needed; otherwise genetic toxicology may well lose its credibility. Genetic biomonitoring provides us with an indication of mutagenic effectiveness in human somatic cells. The populations and chemicals selected for such studies form a useful database for genetic risk-assessment studies. Extrapolation to what can...

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PMID: 8143639
DOI: 10.1289/ehp.93101s3327
PMCID: PMC1521164

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