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Histamine et métaux cancérigènes

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In the case of mineral carcinogenic substances, the relation already established for organic carcinogenic substances with histamine is apparent. Silver, nickel, cobalt, chronium, and berryllium form well-characterized complexes with histamine.

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Hatem, S. Histamine et métaux cancérigènes. Experientia 16, 494–495 (1960). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02158356

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