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Biological monitoring of exposure to solvents using the chemical itself in urine: application to toluene

Ducos et al., 2008

Document ID
14508213570873627258
Author
Ducos P
Berode M
Francin J
Arnoux C
Lefèvre C
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International archives of occupational and environmental health

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Objective Biomonitoring of solvents using the unchanged substance in urine as exposure indicator is still relatively scarce due to some discrepancies between the results reported in the literature. Based on the assessment of toluene exposure, the aim of this work was to …
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