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In a first small study the chlorinated hydrocarbons present in the bone marrow of haematologically normal persons and of 6 randomly selected patients with severe aplastic anaemia have been identified and quantified by glass-capillary gas chromatography. We found great interindividual differences in the concentrations of these compounds both within the control group and within the patient group, but no definite difference between the two groups. So far, we have been unable to detect known toxic concentrations of chlorinated hydrocarbons in any of our samples, which could have supported the idea of a deficiency in the metabolism of these chemicals in some patients with aplastic anaemia.
V Anselstetter, and
K Ballschmiter, and
S Dmochewitz, and
H Heimpel
March 1983,
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V Anselstetter, and
K Ballschmiter, and
S Dmochewitz, and
H Heimpel
May 1976,
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V Anselstetter, and
K Ballschmiter, and
S Dmochewitz, and
H Heimpel
July 1974,
British medical journal,
V Anselstetter, and
K Ballschmiter, and
S Dmochewitz, and
H Heimpel
December 1976,
Irish journal of medical science,
V Anselstetter, and
K Ballschmiter, and
S Dmochewitz, and
H Heimpel
November 1977,
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V Anselstetter, and
K Ballschmiter, and
S Dmochewitz, and
H Heimpel
January 1978,
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V Anselstetter, and
K Ballschmiter, and
S Dmochewitz, and
H Heimpel
January 1989,
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V Anselstetter, and
K Ballschmiter, and
S Dmochewitz, and
H Heimpel
February 1964,
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V Anselstetter, and
K Ballschmiter, and
S Dmochewitz, and
H Heimpel
October 1976,
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V Anselstetter, and
K Ballschmiter, and
S Dmochewitz, and
H Heimpel
June 1977,
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