Dose-response Relationships for Inorganic Lead. I. Biochemical and Haematological Responses

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Journal Int Arch Occup Environ Health

Specialty Environmental Health

Date 1975 Jul 11

PMID 125242

Citations 26

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R L ZIELHUIS

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