DNA double-strand breaks by asbestos, silica, and titanium dioxide: possible biomarker of carcinogenic potential?
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Val Vallyathan | V. Castranova | S. Leonard | V. Vallyathan | A. Mishra | Vince Castranova | Anurag Mishra | Maricica Pacurari | Zola Msiska | Zola Msiska | Stephen S Leonard | M. Pacurari
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