Effects of in utero exposure to polychlorinated biphenyls, methylmercury, and polyunsaturated fatty acids on birth size
Chihiro Miyashita(Sapporo University), Reiko Kishi(Hokkaido University), Atsuko Araki(Hokkaido University), Jumboku Kajiwara(Fukuoka Institute of Health and Environmental Sciences), Sachiko Ito(Gunma University), Takashi Todaka, Noriyuki Hachiya(National Institute for Minamata Disease), Katsuyuki Murata(Akita University), Seiko Sasaki(Hokkaido University), Tamiko Ikeno(Sapporo University), Akira Yasutake(Kumamoto University), Tamie Nakajima(Chubu University)
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