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April 1, 1995Environmental Health PerspectivesOpen Access

Using Biological Monitoring to Assess Human Exposure to Priority Toxicants

James L. Pirkle Eric J. Sampson Larry L. Needham Donald G. Patterson David L. Ashley

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James L. Pirkle, Eric J. Sampson, Larry L. Needham, Donald G. Patterson, David L. Ashley, Using Biological Monitoring to Assess Human Exposure to Priority Toxicants, Environmental Health Perspectives, Vol. 103, Supplement 3: Human Tissue Monitoring and Specimen Banking (Apr., 1995), pp. 45-48

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