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Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal Volume 9, 1964 - Issue 3
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Chemical Analysis in Silicosis Research

Problems Associated With the Expression of the Results of Analyses for Lung Constituents of Animals Exposed to Silica Dust

J. S. Harington PhD Pneumoconiosis Research Unit of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, Johannesburg, South Africa; Biological and Chemical Research Laboratory, Johannesburg, PO Box 809, South Africa
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T. A. Kilroe-Smith PhD Biological and Chemical Research Laboratory, Johannesburg, PO Box 809, South Africa
Pages 395-397 | Received 10 Nov 1963, Published online: 29 Apr 2013

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. (1965) Working Group on Asbestos and Cancer. Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal 11:2, pages 221-229.
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M. C. Leibowitz & B. Goldstein. (2007) Some investigations into the nature and cause of Massive Fibrosis (MF) in the lungs of South African gold, coal, and asbestos mine workers. American Journal of Industrial Medicine 12:2, pages 129-143.
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Gh. N�dudvary & B. B�hm. (1967) Aspects biochimiquesde la fibrose pulmonaire dans la silicose exp�rimentale pure et associ�e avec la tuberculose et le lathyrisme. Internationales Archiv f�r Gewerbepathologie und Gewerbehygiene 24:2, pages 169-182.
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