نتایج جستجو برای: urine cadmium

تعداد نتایج: 88624  

2013
Chang Pan Hong-Da Liu Zheng Gong Xiao Yu Xu-Ben Hou Di-Dong Xie Xi-Bin Zhu Hao-Wen Li Jun-Yi Tang Yun-Fei Xu Jia-Qi Yu Lian-Ying Zhang Hao Fang Kun-Hong Xiao Yu-Guo Chen Jiang-Yun Wang Qi Pang Wei Chen Jin-Peng Sun

The heavy metal cadmium is a non-degradable pollutant. By screening the effects of a panel of metal ions on the phosphatase activity, we unexpectedly identified cadmium as a potent inhibitor of PPM1A and PPM1G. In contrast, low micromolar concentrations of cadmium did not inhibit PP1 or tyrosine phosphatases. Kinetic studies revealed that cadmium inhibits PPM phosphatases through the M1 metal i...

Journal: :Clinical chemistry 1990
N K Cortas N W Wakid

Nitrate in serum and urine was assayed by a modification of the cadmium-reduction method; the nitrite produced was determined by diazotization of sulfanilamide and coupling to naphthylethylene diamine. After samples were deproteinized with Somogyi reagent, the nitrate was reduced by Cu-coated Cd in glycine buffer at pH 9.7 (2.5 to 3 g of Cd granules for a 4-mL reaction mixture). The reduction f...

Journal: :Toxicological sciences : an official journal of the Society of Toxicology 2008
Patrick J Kennedy Ajay A Vashisht Kwang-Lae Hoe Dong-Uk Kim Han-Oh Park Jacqueline Hayles Paul Russell

Cadmium is a worldwide environmental toxicant responsible for a range of human diseases including cancer. Cellular injury from cadmium is minimized by stress-responsive detoxification mechanisms. We explored the genetic requirements for cadmium tolerance by individually screening mutants from the fission yeast (Schizosaccharomyces pombe) haploid deletion collection for inhibited growth on agar ...

Journal: :Environmental Health Perspectives 1979
E Adamsson M Piscator K Nogawa

The elimination of cadmium in feces was studied in a group of 15 male workers exposed to cadmium oxide dust in a nickel-cadmium battery factory. The elimination of cadmium in feces was on the average 619 and 268 microgram/day in seven smokers and eight nonsmokers, respectively. The corresponding ranges were 97-2577 and 31-1102 microgram/day. The cadmium concentrations in blood were significantl...

Journal: :Animals 2023

The free grazing habits of camels from various sources may cause heavy metals to bioaccumulate in their tissues and organs, possibly resulting higher amounts these toxic substances bodies over time. aim this study was assess the exposure impact lead (Pb) cadmium (Cd) on bull Lassi breed, aged 7 8 years, at a site near industrial area another two non-industrial sites, analyze presence metals. Sa...

Journal: :Clinical chemistry 1994
R R Lauwerys A M Bernard H A Roels J P Buchet

Cadmium (Cd) is a cumulative element with a biological half-life of > 10 years in humans. The total amount of Cd accumulated in the liver and in the kidney can be measured in vivo by neutron activation (or x-ray fluorescence), but this technique does not necessarily measure the fraction that is biologically active. At low exposure (i.e., general environmental exposure or moderate occupational e...

2017
Seung Chul Ahn Jun Young Chang Jung Sub Lee Hwa Yon Yu A-Ra Jung Jee-Young Kim Jong-Woo Choi Young-Seoub Hong Seung Do Yu Kyounghee Choi

This study evaluated blood and urine cadmium (Cd) levels and human exposure factors for residents in an abandoned metal mine in Korea. We collected blood, urine, soil, water, and rice grain samples to analyze Cd concentrations and analyzed heavy metal concentration patterns in soil. We estimated the major exposure factor of Cd through non-carcinogenic risk assessment depending on exposure route...

Journal: :Journal of intercultural ethnopharmacology 2015
Christian Eseigbe Imafidon Rufus Ojo Akomolafe Abubakar Abefe Sanusi Oluwadare Joshua Ogundipe Olaoluwa Sesan Olukiran Oladele Abraham Ayowole

AIM To determine the effects of polyphenol-rich extract of the leaves of Vernonia amygdalina (PEVA) on the feeding pattern of rats that were exposed to cadmium (Cd) toxicity. MATERIALS AND METHODS Thirty male Wistar rats, weighing 160-180 g, were divided into 6 groups of 5 rats each as follows; Group 1 received distilled water orally (0.2 ml/100 g), daily, throughout the period of study. Grou...

Journal: :The American journal of physiology 1974
E C Foulkes

FOULKES, E. C. Excretion and retention of cadmium, zinc, and mercury by rabbit kidney. Am. J. Physiol. 227(6) : 1356-1360. 1974.Mean renal artery-to-vein transit times (Z) of logCd, 65Zn, or zo3Hg were compared to those of Evans blue (EB) and inulin in rabbits. All three klements were fully recovered in venous plasma, where they slightly preceded inulin, although 7 exceeded &. Competition for t...

2012
F Golbabaei M Seyedsomea A Ghahri H Shirkhanloo M Khadem H Hassani N Sadeghi B Dinari

BACKGROUND Welding can produce dangerous fumes containing various metals especially carcinogenic ones. Occupational exposure to welding fumes is associated with lung cancer. Therefore, welders in Gas Transmission Pipelines are known as a high-risk group. This study was designed to determinate the amounts of metals Cr, Ni, and Cd in breathing zone and urine of welders and to assess the possibili...

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