DNA adducts as markers of exposure and disease: detection using nanoflow liquid chromatography - mass spectrometry.
DNA adducts serve as important biomarkers of exposure and disease. Because DNA adducts are present so early in the carcinogenic process, they are promising indicators of risk for early detection. Sensitive and specific analytical methods are necessary to detect DNA adducts that are present in very l...
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