Prevention of benzene-induced genotoxicity in bone marrow and lung cells: superiority of polyphenolic acetates to polyphenols
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A. Prasad | Ajit Kumar | V. Rohil | S. Manral | H. Raj | S. Gangopadhyay | V. Parmar | A. Sushama
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