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... serious bone marrow disturbances and can prove toxic to newborn infants . chlordane , also spelled CHLORDAN , also called OCTACHLOR , one of the isomers ( compounds with identical composition but different struc- tures ) of ...
... serious bone marrow disturbances and can prove toxic to newborn infants . chlordane , also spelled CHLORDAN , also called OCTACHLOR , one of the isomers ( compounds with identical composition but different struc- tures ) of ...
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... marrow . The fat droplets collect into globules , forming embolisms that block the capillaries and blood vessels leading to the lungs , brain , skin , and kidneys . Persons freed from the site of collapse usu- ally have a normal pulse ...
... marrow . The fat droplets collect into globules , forming embolisms that block the capillaries and blood vessels leading to the lungs , brain , skin , and kidneys . Persons freed from the site of collapse usu- ally have a normal pulse ...
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