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Evaluation of the diffusion of Mn, Fe, Ba and Pb in Middle Ages human teeth by synchrotron microprobe X-ray fluorescence
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  • 2000Analysis of human teeth and bones from the chalcolithic period by X-ray spectrometry75 cited
  • 2001Human teeth elemental profiles measured by synchrotron x‐ray fluorescence: dietary habits and environmental influence38 cited
  • 1999Microprobe analysis of teeth by synchrotron radiation: environmental contamination35 cited
  • 2004Synchrotron microprobe determination of the elemental distribution in human teeth of the Neolithic period31 cited
  • 1999Post-mortem intake of lead in 11th century human bones and teeth studied by milli- and microbeam PIXE and RBS31 cited

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