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The concentration of several chloro-organic derivatives as PBC, HCH isomers, HCB, and DDT and its metabolites was assayed in the human milk. Sixty two samples collected from 15 human milk donors from Warsaw and surroundings were studied. The results show, that PCB is present in the most elevated concentration in comparison with the remaining compounds (mean 0.0241 mg/dl of milk or 0.723 mg/kg of fat). Substantial differences in halogenated hydrocarbons excretion with human milk were noted during lactation. However no correlation between the amounts of excreted fat and these compounds levels in the milk was seen. No tendency to the decrease of the excretion of assayed compounds with milk during lactation was observed.
K Czaja, and
J Ludwicki
October 2022,
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K Czaja, and
J Ludwicki
October 1979,
IARC monographs on the evaluation of the carcinogenic risk of chemicals to humans,
K Czaja, and
J Ludwicki
January 1973,
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K Czaja, and
J Ludwicki
December 1977,
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K Czaja, and
J Ludwicki
January 1990,
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K Czaja, and
J Ludwicki
August 1982,
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K Czaja, and
J Ludwicki
May 1979,
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K Czaja, and
J Ludwicki
February 1946,
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K Czaja, and
J Ludwicki
January 1981,
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K Czaja, and
J Ludwicki
October 1971,
Wiener klinische Wochenschrift,
