Aristolactam-DNA adducts are a biomarker of environmental exposure to aristolochic acid
Bojan Jelaković(University Hospital Centre Zagreb), Kathleen G. Dickman(Stony Brook University), Sandra Karanović(University Hospital Centre Zagreb), Arthur P. Grollman(Stony Brook School), Damir Dittrich(College of Slavonski Brod), Robert J. Turesky(University of Minnesota), Jovan Nikolić(Université Paris-Sud), Frederick W. Miller(National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences), Neda Slade(Augustana University), Ivana Vuković Lela(University Hospital Centre Zagreb), Branko Brdar(Ruđer Bošković Institute), Karla Tomić(College of Slavonski Brod), Karen L. Edwards(University of Washington), Želimir Stipančić
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