Phosphorus flame retardants in indoor dust and their relation to asthma and allergies of inhabitants
Atsuko Araki(Hokkaido University), Reiko Kishi(Health Sciences University of Hokkaido), Hisao Chikara(Fukuoka Institute of Health and Environmental Sciences), Ayako Kanazawa(Hokkaido University), Masatoshi Tanaka(Fukushima Medical University), Yasuaki Saijo(Hokkaido University), Kanehisa Morimoto(Osaka Gakuin University), Tomoko Takigawa(Okayama University), Eiji Shibata(Aichi Medical University), Katsumasa Nakayama(Osaka Gakuin University), Ikue Saito(Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Public Health), Takesumi Yoshimura(Institute of Industrial Ecology)
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