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PChE

PChE PChE stands for plasmatic cholinesterase, a blood-based biomarker used to monitor pesticide intoxication.

PChE stands for plasmatic cholinesterase, a blood-based biomarker used to monitor pesticide intoxication. In this context, it refers to a laboratory measure that may be checked when evaluating pesticide exposure, although normal PChE levels may still occur despite long-term exposure effects.

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Drafting source: Coelho Talita Regina; Pereira Hugo M.; Bittencourt Guimarães Ana Tereza. Physical function as a marker to assess the effects of occupational long-term pesticide exposure. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0300980; article XML SHA-256 8261759ae17efd41207c5b24c557f6c3710dfb66717f93411dc8831f338e74e4. “Physical function as a marker to assess the effects of occupational long-term pesticide exposure” (10.1371/journal.pone.0300980).
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