Mycotoxin exposure in rural residents in northern Nigeria: a pilot study using multi-urinary biomarkers

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2014
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A pilot, cross-sectional, correlational study was conducted in eight rural communities in northern Nigeria to investigate mycotoxin exposures in 120 volunteers (19 children, 20 adolescents and 81 adults) using a modern LC-MS/MS based multi-biomarker approach. First morning urine samples were analyze …
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Authors Ezekiel CN;Warth B;Ogara IM;Abia WA;Ezekiel VC;Atehnkeng J;Sulyok M;Turner PC;Tayo GO;Krska R;Bandyopadhyay R;;
Journal Environment international
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