ORIGINAL ARTICLE
Biological monitoring in the identification of the cancer of individuals exposed to chemical carcinogens.
Publication date: 1981-12-01
Scand J Work Environ Health 1981;7(4):241-251
KEYWORDS
exposurecancerbiological monitoringrisk assessmentgenotoxicitysister chromatid exchangeproteinmutagenicitychromosome aberrationchemical carcinogenalkylationnucleic acidoncodevelopmental proteinsperm morphology
ABSTRACT
The effects of genotoxic agents may be manifest, through genetic damage in somatic or germinal cells, as tumors, malformations, genetic defects, or reduced fertility. The present article discusses the currently available theoretical and practical possibilities for measuring genotoxic exposures and their early effects on the human body. The authors also express their views about the actions necessary in cases of demonstrated occupational exposure to genotoxic chemicals.
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