Typical signature of DNA damage in white blood cells: a pilot study on etheno adducts in Danish mother-newborn child pairs (Q46226246)

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English	Typical signature of DNA damage in white blood cells: a pilot study on etheno adducts in Danish mother-newborn child pairs	scientific article published on 26 November 2008

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Typical signature of DNA damage in white blood cells: a pilot study on etheno adducts in Danish mother-newborn child pairs (English)

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lymphocyte

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Khelifa Arab

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Marie Pedersen

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Mayura Meerang

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Lisbeth E. Knudsen

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J Nair

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H Bartsch

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26 November 2008

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Carcinogenesis

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30

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282-285

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10.1093/CARCIN/BGN264

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