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Sexton, Ken, Needham, Larry, Pirkle, James (2004) Human Biomonitoring of Environmental Chemicals. American Scientist, 92 (1). 38pp. doi:10.1511/2004.45.921

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TitleHuman Biomonitoring of Environmental Chemicals
JournalAmerican Scientist
AuthorsSexton, KenAuthor
Needham, LarryAuthor
Pirkle, JamesAuthor
Year2004Volume92
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PublisherSigma Xi
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