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The elemental composition of human hair as an indicator for the environment condition



Author(s): Lazzat Bermaganbetova

The article examines the scientific papers of researchers studied human biosubstrates to identify the elemental composition of environmental pollution, identify sources of harmful effects and assess the impact of chemical elements on the population. Researches made on the chemical composition of human hair of the inhabitants of Kazakhstan in the territories where large industrial enterprises are located were studied.


Keywords: chemical elements, hair, environment, population



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