Single-nucleotide polymorphisms associated with skin naphthyl-keratin adduct levels in workers exposed to naphthalene.
Jiang R, French JE, Stober VP et al.
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Individual genetic variation that results in differences in systemic response to xenobiotic exposure is not accounted for as a predictor of outcome in current exposure assessment models.
100 European, Hispanic, African American and Asian ancestry individuals
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