Titlebook: Cadmium; Ernest C. Foulkes Book 1986 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1986 absorption.antibody.cardiovascular system.chemistry.combustion

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Larisa Poluboyarinova,Olga Kulishkinaisposal combined with long-term persistence in the environment, and its relatively rapid uptake and accumulation by food chain crops contribute to its potentially hazardous nature. Cadmium originating from different sources may find its way to parts of the human population through food and beverages

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Larisa Poluboyarinova,Olga Kulishkinaources, or be contributed to the environment by mining, smelting, or other industrial activities. As further discussed in Chap. 2, cadmium enters the human food chain in a variety of ways, such as by application of Cd-containing fertilizer to agricultural lands, or through bioaccumulation in marine

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Daria Mikhalchuk,Anna Shirokanovacadmium have been reported. These will be reviewed in some detail here, followed by the specific health effects seen. The major emphasis in this chapter is placed on the variability of the response to cadmium, and on the factors determining this response.

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