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Acetylator Phenotype, Aminobiphenyl-Hemoglobin Adduct Levels, and Bladder Cancer Risk in White, Black, and Asian Men in Los Angeles, California
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The present cross-sectional survey supports acetylation phenotype as an important determinant of bladder cancer risk and a possible major factor in the varying bladder cancer risk among whites, blacks, and Asians.