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Acúmulo de policloretos de bifenila na população do Grande São Paulo, Brasil Accumulation of polychlorinated biphenyls in the population of Greater S. Paulo, Brazil

Os policloretos de bifenila (PCBs), cuja utilização iniciou-se em 1930 em sistemas fechados (capacitores e transformadores elétricos) foram observados no ambiente em 1966, atingindo a cadeia alimentar e acumulando-se no tecido subcutâneo de seres humanos; ao mesmo tempo, foi possível mostrar qu...

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Main Authors:	Diogo Pupo Nogueira (Author), José Maria Pacheco de Souza (Author), Sérgio Colacioppo (Author), Jorge da Rocha Gomes (Author), Joselito Bomfim Brandão (Author), Marlene Lopes Assis de Souza (Author)
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Published:	Universidade de São Paulo, 1987-08-01T00:00:00Z.
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