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Chromosome studies in users of spray adhesives
The Medical Journal of Australia
|November 27, 1976
Abstract:
Chromosome studies were performed on blood samples from eight male subjects stated to have had considerable exposure to spray adhesives in the course of their employment. Eleven healthy males were used as controls. No increase in chromosome damage was found in the exposed subjects compared with the control group.
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