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Increased mitochondrial DNA copy number in occupations associated with low-dose benzene exposure.

Michele Carugno | Angela Cecilia Pesatori | Laura Dioni | Mirjam Hoxha | Valentina Bollati | Benedetta Albetti | Hyang-Min Byun | Matteo Bonzini | Silvia Fustinoni | Pierluigi Cocco | Giannina Satta | Mariagrazia Zucca | Domenico Franco Merlo | Massimo Cipolla | Pier Alberto Bertazzi | Andrea Baccarelli
Environmental health perspectives | 2012

Benzene is an established leukemogen at high exposure levels. Although low-level benzene exposure is widespread and may induce oxidative damage, no mechanistic biomarkers are available to detect biological dysfunction at low doses.

Pubmed ID: 22005026

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    Id: P30ES000002

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