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Ambient Levels in the Environment

Various polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, carbonyl arenas, polycyclic nitro-aromatics, aza arenes, N-nitroso compounds, and other carcinogens have been detected in ambient air (Hughes et al, 1980 Kneip et al, 1983 Spiegelhalder and Preussman, 1983). Diesel exhaust particles [Pg.31]

The capacity for benzo[a]pyiene metabolism (viz. aryl hydrcx arbon hydroxylase activity) in fish and shellfish can be used as a measure of the induction of this enzyme by environmental polycyc c hydrocarbon pollutants and has been suggested (Mix and Schaffer, 1979 Kuidec et [Pg.32]

In addition to many organic chemicals, carcinogenic metals such as cadmium (Degraeve, 1981) are present in significant amounts in the environment, particularly near industries using large amounts of such metals. [Pg.33]


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