New approaches for biomonitoring exposure to the human carcinogen aristolochic acid

Keyphrases

• Biomonitoring 100%
• Environmental Carcinogens 100%
• Aristolochic Acid 100%
• DNA Adducts 60%
• Aristolactams 40%
• UPLC™ 30%
• Aristolochia 30%
• Renal Tissue 20%
• Aristolochic Acid Nephropathy 20%
• Chinese Medicinal Herbs 20%
• Chronic Kidney Disease 10%
• Biospecimens 10%
• Carcinogen 10%
• Chemical Exposure 10%
• Upper Urinary Tract 10%
• Asia 10%
• Non-invasive Approach 10%
• Rural Areas 10%
• Regulatory Agencies 10%
• Urothelial Cancer 10%
• Disease Entity 10%
• Herbaceous Plants 10%
• Resource Utilization 10%
• Tumor Protein p53 (TP53) 10%
• Mutational Spectrum 10%
• 32P-postlabeling 10%
• Electrospray Ionization 10%
• Ultra-performance Liquid Chromatography 10%
• Exfoliating 10%
• Human Health Risk Assessment 10%
• Croatia 10%
• Fresh-frozen 10%
• Causal Agent 10%
• Internal Exposure 10%
• Multistage Mass Spectrometry 10%
• Toxicity Data 10%
• FFPE Tissue 10%
• Interspecies Extrapolation 10%
• Balkan Countries 10%
• Upper Urinary Tract Cancer 10%
• ESI-MSn 10%
• Baked Bread 10%
• Urinary Cells 10%
• Limit of Detection 10%
• Medicinal Purposes 10%
• Data Risk Assessment 10%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Carcinogen 100%
• Aristolochic Acid 100%
• Aristololactam 33%
• Electrospray Ionization 33%
• Aristolochia 25%
• Kidney Disease 16%
• Chinese Herb 8%
• Malignant Neoplasm 8%
• Chronic Kidney Failure 8%
• Phosphorus 32 8%
• Urinary Tract Cancer 8%
• Herbaceous Agent 8%
• Formaldehyde 8%
• Medicinal Purpose 8%