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Increased frequency of sister-chromatid exchanges in alcoholics

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Published1981
Citations50
References16

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1977 • 116 citations

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1979 • 99 citations

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1978 • 93 citations

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1975 • 69 citations

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1971 • 66 citations

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1980 • 65 citations

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1974 • 39 citations

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1977 • 38 citations

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1978 • 31 citations

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1973 • 25 citations

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