Pages that link to "Q54540596"

The following pages link to Increased urinary enzyme excretion in workers exposed to nephrotoxic chemicals. (Q54540596):

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• Mercury exposures during the recycling/reclamation of household-type alkaline batteries (Q23911169) (← links)
• Effects of elemental mercury exposure at a thermometer plant (Q23920138) (← links)
• Renal effects of environmental and occupational lead exposure (Q24545547) (← links)
• Markers of early renal changes induced by industrial pollutants. II. Application to workers exposed to lead (Q28383350) (← links)
• Occupational exposures and chronic kidney disease: Possible associations with endotoxin and ultrafine particles (Q28384361) (← links)
• Associations of lead biomarkers with renal function in Korean lead workers (Q28393686) (← links)
• Potential nephrotoxic effects of exposure to silver (Q33572711) (← links)
• Renal tubular function of workers exposed to low levels of cadmium (Q33577515) (← links)
• Kidney effects in long term exposed lead smelter workers (Q33583692) (← links)
• Renal and immunological effects of occupational exposure to inorganic mercury (Q33583777) (← links)
• Usefulness of biomarkers of exposure to inorganic mercury, lead, or cadmium in controlling occupational and environmental risks of nephrotoxicity. (Q33693198) (← links)
• Markers of early renal changes induced by industrial pollutants. I. Application to workers exposed to mercury vapour. (Q33706881) (← links)
• Urinary N-acetyl-beta-D-glucosaminidase activity in workers exposed to inorganic lead (Q33818215) (← links)
• Assessment of thyroid, testes, kidney and autonomic nervous system function in lead-exposed workers (Q35381383) (← links)
• Lead absorption and renal dysfunction in a South African battery factory (Q35560832) (← links)
• Environmentally related diseases of the urinary tract (Q37910851) (← links)
• Saturnine gout (Q38648705) (← links)
• Environmental lead exposure and the kidney (Q39648835) (← links)
• Human exposure to mercury: a critical assessment of the evidence of adverse health effects (Q41171957) (← links)
• Renal function and hyperfiltration capacity in lead smelter workers with high bone lead (Q41936872) (← links)
• Effects of exposure to low concentrations of chlorinated hydrocarbons on the kidney and liver of industrial workers (Q42701843) (← links)
• Elevated serum activity of N-acetyl-beta-glucosaminidase in essential hypertension: diagnostic value and reversal to normal values after antihypertensive therapy (Q44554703) (← links)
• Biological indices of kidney involvement in personnel exposed to sevoflurane in surgical areas (Q44627117) (← links)
• Experimental model of lead nephropathy. I. Continuous high-dose lead administration (Q45163467) (← links)
• Nephrotoxicity of organic solvents: biomarkers for early detection (Q46491673) (← links)
• Enzymuria in workers exposed to inorganic mercury (Q47349197) (← links)
• Exposure to mercury vapor and impact on health in the dental profession in Sweden (Q50948797) (← links)
• Trichloroethylene exposure in vapour degreasing and the urinary excretion of N-acetyl-beta-D-glucosaminidase (Q51673700) (← links)
• Subclinical affection of liver and kidney function and solvent exposure (Q51673961) (← links)
• Lead nephropathy (Q69793850) (← links)
• Stabilization of alanine aminopeptidase, gamma glutamyltranspeptidase, and N-acetyl-beta-D-glucosaminidase activity in normal urines (Q69885479) (← links)
• Detection of Occupational Lead Nephropathy Using Early Renal Markers (Q71944025) (← links)
• Detection of sub-clinical lead toxicity in monocasters (Q71989935) (← links)
• Urinary N-acetyl-beta-D-glucosaminidase and beta-aminoisobutyric acid in workers occupationally exposed to metals such as chromium, nickel, and iron (Q72887411) (← links)
• Author's reply (Q93644392) (← links)