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Serum biomarkers respond differently in Inuit and European populations Serum biomarkers respond differently in Inuit and European populations, likely due to differences in genetic or lifestyle factors. Differences in contaminant mixtures may also play a role
Trends in infant mortality rate among Inuit in different circumpolar regions in comparison with the general population of the respective countries Trends in infant mortality rate among Inuit in different circumpolar regions in comparison with the general population of the respective countries.
POPs related xenobiotic serum activities in Inuit and combined European study groups (a) POPs related xenobiotic serum activities in Inuit and combined European study groups (a) agonistic serum xenoestrogenic activity. * indicates significant difference vs Europeans at p < 0.05.
POPs related xenobiotic serum activities in Inuit and combined European study groups (b) POPs related xenobiotic serum activities in Inuit and combined European study groups (b) agonistic serum xenoandrogenic activity. * indicates significant difference vs Europeans at p < 0.05.
POPs related xenobiotic serum activities in Inuit and combined European study groups (c) POPs related xenobiotic serum activities in Inuit and combined European study groups (c) serum AhR activity. * indicates significant difference vs Europeans at p < 0.05.
POPs related xenobiotic serum activities in Inuit and combined European study groups (d) POPs related xenobiotic serum activities in Inuit and combined European study groups (d) sperm DNA damage. * indicates significant difference vs Europeans at p < 0.05.
POPs related xenobiotic serum activities in Inuit and combined European study groups (e) POPs related xenobiotic serum activities in Inuit and combined European study groups (e) sperm DNA fragmentation index. * indicates significant difference vs Europeans at p < 0.05.
Traditional Inuit slit goggles from Greenland; the goggles protect the eyes against ultraviolet radiation Traditional Inuit slit goggles from Greenland; the goggles protect the eyes against ultraviolet radiation
Dose estimates based on wholebody measurements (see Figure 836) for two groups (northern Saami and southern Saami) of Norwegian reindeer-breeding Saami Dose estimates based on wholebody measurements (see Figure 836) for two groups (northern Saami and southern Saami) of Norwegian reindeer-breeding Saami
The relative contribution to the 137Cs content of the diet of the ‘selected’ population of various Arctic areas for the period 1990 to 1994 The relative contribution to the 137Cs content of the diet of the ‘selected’ population of various Arctic areas for the period 1990 to 1994
Estimated source of dietary intake of 137Cs by various indigenous population groups in different regions of Arctic Russia in 1993, and the AMAP region as a whole Estimated source of dietary intake of 137Cs by various indigenous population groups in different regions of Arctic Russia in 1993, and the AMAP region as a whole
Distribution of the population of the three Arctic Norwegian counties Distribution of the population of the three Arctic Norwegian counties
Locations and ethnicity of populations included in AMAP human health studies Locations and ethnicity of populations included in AMAP human health studies
Exceedance of blood guideline values for PCB in mothers and women of child-bearing age in different populations around the Arctic Exceedance of blood guideline values for PCB (measured as Aroclor) in mothers and women of child-bearing age in different populations around the Arctic (comparable data were not available from Norway, [..]
Exceedance of blood guideline values for mercury, lead and PCBs in mothers and women of child-bearing age in different populations in Canada, Greenland, Iceland, Russia and the United States (Alaska) Exceedance of blood guideline values for mercury, lead and PCBs in mothers and women of child-bearing age in different populations in Canada, Greenland, Iceland, Russia and the United States (Alaska)

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