PyHasse software features applied on the evaluation of chemicals in human breast milk samples in Turkey

  • Kristina Voigt
  • , Rainer Brüggemann
  • , Hagen Scherb
  • , Ismet Cok
  • , Birgül Mazmanci
  • , M. Ali Mazmanci
  • , Cafer Turgut
  • , Karl Werner Schramm

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Abstract

In this chapter we evaluate the data of 18 Organochlorine pesticides (OCPs) found in breast milk samples from 44 mothers in the Taurus Mountains in Turkey. In this approach the association of concentration levels in breast milk samples with the two confounding factors: smoking habit and habit of taking medication is the goal. For all data evaluation approaches, we applied the Hasse diagram technique and its software package, namely the PyHasse software. Special emphasis was laid on the software features "similarity" and "Local Partial Order Model" to draw further conclusions out of the data. The data analyses resulted in differences between the smoking women and those who did not smoke as well as between the medication and non-medication breast milk samples. Little differences were found comparing hormone taking mothers and mothers taking other medication.

Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationMulti-Indicator Systems and Modelling in Partial Order
PublisherSpringer New York
Pages343-357
Number of pages15
Volume9781461482239
ISBN (Electronic)9781461482239
ISBN (Print)1461482224, 9781461482222
DOIs
StatePublished - 1 Nov 2014

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