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Urinary cadmium clearance, its relationship to glomerular filtration rate and implications for cadmium epidemiology

Gary L. DiamondSRC, Inc., North Syracuse, NY, USACorrespondence[email protected]
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William C. ThayerSRC, Inc., North Syracuse, NY, USA
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Julie M. KlotzbachSRC, Inc., North Syracuse, NY, USA
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Lisa D. IngermanSRC, Inc., North Syracuse, NY, USA
Pages 1187-1198 | Published online: 01 Jan 2020

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