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Physical characteristics of kitchen workers and controls.

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Urinary specific gravity and albumin/creatinine ratio (ACR) among kitchen workers and controls.

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PM and TVOC concentration in indoor air at kitchen and control room.

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Characterization of PAHs and their concentration (mg/m3) in indoor air at kitchen.

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Concentration of Urinary PAHs metabolite in creatinine adjusted urine samples (ng/ml) in study subjects.

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Fig 1.

Humidex heat stress at kitchen and control room.

(A) Temperature [Normal range: 20–27°C [28]; (B) Relative Humidity (%) [Normal range:30–60% [28]; (C) Dry bulb temperature (DBT); (D)Wet bulb temperature; (E) Humidex heat stress difference at control room and kitchen [Normal range:<29 [27]; *(p,0.05);**(p,0.001).

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Fig 2.

GC-MS/MS chromatogram of standard PAH metabolites mixture and exposed urine sample.

(A)Standard mixture of PAH metabolites; (B)PAH metabolites found in sample (F-6) by GC-MS/MS (1-napthol (1-NAP), 9-hydroxyfluorene (9-HF), 3-hydroxyfluorene (3-HF), 2-hydroxyfluorene (2-HF), 9-phenanthrol(9-PHN), 1-hydroxypyrene (1-OHP).

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