Biomarkers in population studies: environmental mutagenesis and risk for cancer. Au WW, Ruchirawat M Rev Environ Health24p117-27(2009 Apr-Jun)

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Biomarkers in population studies: environmental mutagenesis and risk for cancer.
Au WW, Ruchirawat M
Rev Environ Health24p117-27(2009 Apr-Jun)

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