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Direct synthesis of aflatoxin B1N7 guanine adduct: A reference standard for biological monitoring of dietary aflatoxin exposure in molecular epidemiological studies

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Pages 457-467 | Received 19 Dec 1996, Accepted 21 Feb 1997, Published online: 10 Jan 2009

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