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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
. ASBESTOS REPROTEXT ® System Page 27 of 27
362. Zerva LV, Constantopoulos SH & Moutsopoulos HM: Humoral immunity alterations after environmental asbestos exposure. Respiration 1989; 55:237-241.
13.0 AUTHOR INFORMATION
13.1 CONTRIBUTOR(S) TO THIS DOCUMENT
A. Written By: Betty J Dabney, PhD, 03/04/87 B. Revised by: TOMES(R) System Staff, 01/01 C. Updated By: Betty J Dabney, PhD, 12/91, 05/92, 09/92, 12/92, 03/93, 09/93, 02/94, 03/94, 11/95,06/96 D. Reviewed by: Alan H Hall, MD, 03/89, 07/96; Franklin D Aldrich, MD, PhD, 04/96; Betty J Dabney, PhD, 06/00
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