Chromosome investigations in lymphocytes of workers employed in areas in which styrene‐containing unsaturated polyester resins are manufactured

Abstract

Abstract Cytogenetic evaluation of 24 employees exposed to an average styrene concentration rate of 6.0 ppm in the laboratory, and to 58.1 ppm in the polyester processing pilot plant, has revealed no statistically significant increase in chromosome aberration rates as compared to a matched control group.