Occupational exposure to heavy metals: DNA damage induction and DNA repair inhibition prove co-exposures to cadmium, cobalt and lead as more dangerous than hitherto expected.
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Jan G Hengstler | Franz Oesch | Cornelia Dietrich | Bernd Epe | Andreas Faldum | Susanne Gebhard | F. Oesch | J. Hengstler | B. Epe | C. Dietrich | D. Faust | S. Gebhard | A. Faldum | Dagmar Faust | Ulrich Bolm-Audorff | D. Jung | Kai Janssen | Michael Reifenrath | Walter Götte | Detlev Jung | Otfried Mayer-Popken | Jürgen Fuchs | Heinz Günter Bienfait | Kirsten Schlink | H. G. Bienfait | J. Fuchs | O. Mayer-Popken | Michael Reifenrath | U. Bolm‐Audorff | K. Janssen | W. Götte | K. Schlink | Walter Götte | H. Bienfait
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