Urinary N-nitrosamino acids as indices of endogenous formation of N-nitroso compounds.
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N. Muñoz | H. Ohshima | J. Nair | M. Crespi | S. Lu | S. Bhide | B. Pignatelli | P. Vincent | S. Calmels | H. Leclerc | S. Lu
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