Titlebook: Neurobiology of the Trace Elements; Volume 2: Neurotoxic Ivor E. Dreosti,Richard M. Smith Book 1983 Springer Science+Business Media New Yor

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Cadmium Toxicity and Neural Cell Damage,. Toxic effects of cadmium in mammals were reported as early as 1858 by Sovet. and 1867 by Marmé.. An extensive literature has now accumulated on the adverse effects of cadmium on various tissues in man and animals (see reviews by Friberg et a1.,. Fassett,., Fleischer et al.,. Samarawickrama.) .

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Cadmium and Teratogenesis of the Central Nervous System,al injection of cadmium at gestation days 17–21 resulted in a destruction of the fetal portion of the placenta and fetal death. The first published reports of cadmiuminduced teratogenesis described studies with the hamster.; cadmiuminduced teratogenicity was subsequently reported for the rat,. and f

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Neurotoxic Effects of Lead,ce the early 1800s (see refs. 6 and 119 for reviews of historical literature). It was not until the beginning of this century, however, that lead was recognized as a particular hazard to the developing infant. and the specific syndrome of childhood lead poisoning was described..

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Mercury and Abnormal Development of the Fetal Brain, of the contaminants are found in the food we eat and in the air we breathe. Almost daily we are besieged with reports of environmental contamination of one kind or another, possibly affecting the lives of thousands of individuals. Although intoxications related to industrial exposures have been kno

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Aluminum Neurobehavioral Toxicology,nd the most abundant metal: it comprises 8% of the earth’s crust, with only oxygen (49.5%) and silicon (26%) occurring more commonly. Aluminum is usually found combined with oxygen or silicon, and generally occurs in its oxidized form as alumina, or as a silicate in feldspars and micas. Large quanti

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