Biologic effects of airborne lead on occupationally exposed traffic policemen and permanent shopkeepers stationed at Ahmedabad city.

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Title:	Biologic effects of airborne lead on occupationally exposed traffic policemen and permanent shopkeepers stationed at Ahmedabad city.
Authors:	Aggarwal, A L Patel, T S Rayani, C V Chatterjee, S K
Issue Date:	1-Oct-1979
Citation:	Aggarwal AL, Patel TS, Rayani CV, Chatterjee SK. Biologic effects of airborne lead on occupationally exposed traffic policemen and permanent shopkeepers stationed at Ahmedabad city. Indian Journal of Medical Research. 1979 Oct; 70(): 650-6
Language:	eng
Type:	Journal Article
Source URI:	http://icmr.nic.in/ijmr/ijmr.htm
URI:	http://imsear.hellis.org/handle/123456789/21316
MeSH:	5-Aminolevulinate Synthetase --metabolism Air Pollutants --adverse effects Environmental Exposure Humans India Lead --analysis Male
Appears in Collections:	Indian Journal of Medical Research

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