Hematological biomarkers in farm workers exposed to organophosphorus pesticides in the Gaza Strip

field_of_study

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university

Al-Azhar University – Gaza

authors

Safi J.M.; Abu Mourad T.A.; Yassin M.M.

authors_full_names

Safi, Jamal M. (6701768695); Abu Mourad, T.A. (6508352132); Yassin, M.M. (15077636500)

authors_id

6701768695; 6508352132; 15077636500

year

2005

source_title

Archives of Environmental and Occupational Health

article_title

Hematological biomarkers in farm workers exposed to organophosphorus pesticides in the Gaza Strip

volume

60

issue

5

page_start

235

page_end

241

publisher

Taylor and Francis Inc.

affiliations

Environmental Protection and Research Institute (EPRI), Gaza, Palestine; Faculty of Agriculture and Environment, Al-Azhar University, Gaza, Palestine; Faculty of Science, Islamic University of Gaza, Palestine; Environmental Protection and Research Institute, Gaza, PO Box 1175, Palestine

authors_with_affiliations

Safi J.M., Environmental Protection and Research Institute (EPRI), Gaza, Palestine, Faculty of Agriculture and Environment, Al-Azhar University, Gaza, Palestine, Environmental Protection and Research Institute, Gaza, PO Box 1175, Palestine; Abu Mourad T.A., Environmental Protection and Research Institute (EPRI), Gaza, Palestine; Yassin M.M., Faculty of Science, Islamic University of Gaza, Palestine

corresponding_author

J.M. Safi; Environmental Protection and Research Institute, Gaza, PO Box 1175, Palestine; email: eprigaza@palnet.com

cited_by

17

doi

10.3200/AEOH.60.5.235-241

author_keywords

Farm workers; Gaza Strip; Hematological biomarkers; Organophosphorus pesticides

index_keywords

acetylcholinesterase; azinphos methyl; biological marker; cholinesterase; dichlorvos; dimethoate; fenamiphos; methamidophos; organophosphate pesticide; adult; aged; agricultural worker; article; blood sampling; burning sensation; cholinesterase blood level; clinical article; controlled study; enzyme activity; enzyme inhibition; hematological parameters; human; male; occupational exposure; priority journal; pruritus; questionnaire; self report; skin irritation; workplace