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DETP

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DETPDriver Education Training Programme (UK)
DETPDisplaced Equipment Transition Plan
DETPDetailed Environmental Test Plan
DETPDépannage Électrique Travaux Publics (French electrician)
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Thus, if DEP and DETP are detected in the urine sample, one could conclude only that exposure to an O,O-diethyl-substituted pesticide or its environmental degradate has occurred.
Potential uses of biomonitoring data: a case study using the ... by Angerer, Jurgen / Environmental Health Perspectives
In addition, we calculated each participant's ratio of DEP to DETP + DEDTP and DMP to DMTP + DMDTP metabolites at the three urine collection time points and then calculated the mean and median of these ratios.
Organophosphate urinary metabolite levels during pregnancy and after ... by McKone, Thomas E. / Environmental Health Perspectives
The most frequent metabolite found was DETP (55%), followed by DEP (46%), DMTP (32%), and DMDTP (31%).
Pesticide exposure alters follicle-stimulating hormone levels in ... by Cebrian, Mariano E. / Environmental Health Perspectives
 
 
 
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