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DNA-protein crosslinks as a biomarker of exposure to solar radiation: a preliminary study in brick-kiln workers

Roli Budhwar Industrial Toxicology Research Center MG Marg Lucknow
,
Vipin Bihari Industrial Toxicology Research Center MG Marg Lucknow
,
Neeraj Mathur Industrial Toxicology Research Center MG Marg Lucknow
,
Ak Srivastava Industrial Toxicology Research Center MG Marg Lucknow
&
Sushil Kumar Industrial Toxicology Research Center MG Marg Lucknow
Pages 162-166 | Published online: 29 Sep 2008

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