Significance of fingernail and toenail mercury concentrations as biomarkers for prenatal methylmercury exposure in relation to segmental hair mercury concentrations
Mineshi Sakamoto(National Institute for Minamata Disease), Katsuyuki Murata(Akita University), Hing Man Chan(University of Ottawa), José L. Domingo(Universitat Rovira i Virgili), Shoichi Kawakami(Fukuda Denshi (Japan)), Ricardo Bezerra de Oliveira(Universidade Federal do Oeste do Pará)
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