Organohalogenated contaminants (OHCs) in the serum and hair of pet cats and dogs: biosentinels of indoor pollution.
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R. N. Malik | H. Neels | A. Covaci | N. Ali | S. Eqani | A. Javeed | Toufeer Mehdi | R. Malik
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