The bioavailability of manganese in welders in relation to its solubility in welding fumes.

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The bioavailability of mangane ...... s solubility in welding fumes.

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Balazs Berlinger

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Dag G Ellingsen

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Evgenij Zibarev

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Maxim Chashchin

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Rita Bast-Pettersen

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Valery Chashchin

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Yngvar Thomassen

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Zarina Kusraeva

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