Lead, cadmium, copper, zinc, iron, and calcium in human hair as a function of gender, age, smoking, and hair dyeing

November 2010 in “ Toxicological & Environmental Chemistry Reviews ”

Adnan M. Massadeh, Abdul-Wahab O. El-Rjoob, Hala Smadi

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