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Catalase : a possible marker for human alcohol consumption
Earlier studies have suggested that catalase activity may be a predictor of alcohol intake in animals and in humans. The hypothesis that blood catalase may represent a biological marker for human alcohol intake was tested. An initial study was first designed to rule out the possibility that catalase
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