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Levels and Temporal Trends of Trace Element Concentrations in Vertebral Bone

B. H. O’Connor Biophysics Group, Department of Physics, Western Austalian Institute of Technology, South Bentley, Western Australia
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G. C. Kerrigan M.S. Biophysics Group, Department of Physics, Western Austalian Institute of Technology, South Bentley, Western Australia
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K. R. Taylor Biophysics Group, Department of Physics, Western Austalian Institute of Technology, South Bentley, Western Australia
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P. D. Morris Biophysics Group, Department of Physics, Western Austalian Institute of Technology, South Bentley, Western Australia
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C. R. Wright Biophysics Group, Department of Physics, Western Austalian Institute of Technology, South Bentley, Western Australia
Pages 21-28 | Published online: 17 Apr 2013

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Anne Steenhout. (1982) Kinetics of Lead Storage in Teeth and Bones: An Epidemiologic Approach. Archives of Environmental Health: An International Journal 37:4, pages 224-231.
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Barbara Brodziak-Dopierala, Jerzy Kwapulinski, Damian Kusz, Zbigniew Gajda & Krzysztof Sobczyk. (2008) Interactions Between Concentrations of Chemical Elements in Human Femoral Heads. Archives of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology 57:1, pages 203-210.
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Andrzej Jurkiewicz, Danuta Wiechuła, Roman Nowak, Tadeusz Gaździk & Krzysztof Loska. (2004) Metal content in femoral head spongious bone of people living in regions of different degrees of environmental pollution in Southern and Middle Poland. Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety 59:1, pages 95-101.
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F.J. Roberts, L. Ebdon & S.J. Hill. (2000) A preliminary clinical investigation into the potential of blood lead levels to measure bone resorption in patients with skeletal metastases, using ICP-MS. Journal of Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology 14:2, pages 108-115.
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S Gomez, R Rizzo, M Pozzi-Mucelli, E Bonucci & F Vittur. (1999) Zinc mapping in bone tissues by histochemistry and synchrotron radiation–induced x-ray emission: correlation with the distribution of alkaline phosphatase. Bone 25:1, pages 33-38.
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