Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6360622 Marine Pollution Bulletin 2011 6 Pages PDF
Abstract
► Dietary exposure to marine foods can contribute to PBDEs accumulation in human body. ► The ∑PBDEs concentrations in imported fish were higher than domestic fish in Australia. ► BDE-209 was the most dominant congener in the fish followed by BDE-47, 99 and 100. ► Estimated human dietary intake of PBDEs through fish in Australia is comparatively less than rest of the world.
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Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) in marine foodstuffs in Australia: Residue levels and contamination status of PBDEs
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