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Determination of germanium and some other elements in hair, nail, and toenail from persons exposed and unexposed to germanium

DOI

13

Citations

9

References

1986

Year

Hideyoshi Morita, Shigeru Shimomura, Kazuto Okagawa, Shiro Saito, Chitari Sakigawa, Hiromitsu Sato
The Science of The Total Environment

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Interrelationships between the concentration of magnesium, calcium, and strontium in the hair of Japanese school children

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The Science of The Total Environment

1986

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