Titlebook: Reproductive and Developmental Toxicity of Metals; Thomas W. Clarkson,Gunnar F. Nordberg,Polly R. Sag Book 1983 Plenum Press, New York 198

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Effects of Metals: The Developing Central Nervous System” The purpose of this chapter is to summarize the known effects very briefly, referring the reader to more comprehensive sources, to highlight data suggestive of distinctive developmental injuries, and to point out the kinds of information still lacking.

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Effects of Metals on Male Reproductionersely due to toxic effects or to the lack of essential micronutrients. Such effects may also involve the male reproductive system. In reviewing what is known to conference members about such effects, we will discuss the theoretical basis for expected toxic effects.

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Reproductive and Developmental Toxicity of Metals: Female Reproductive Systemas a prelude to our consideration of the site and mechanism of action of metals which have been reported to alter the development, maturation or function of the female reproductive system. Finally, we will present a series of conclusions and recommendations derived from our consideration of these data.

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Effects and Metabolism of Toxic Trace Metals in the Neonatal Periodicular hazard when their environment is contaminated by vapors, by metal-containing dust and particulate fallout or entrainment on articles brought into the home, or by building materials, such as plaster or lead-containing paints.

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of Metals under the chairmanship of Lars Friberg. This committee, which later was named the Scientific Committee on the Toxicology of Metals, has organized a number of previous meetings that have led to publications in three major areas of metal toxicology: a preliminary meeting in Slanchev Bryag, B

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An Overview of the Reproductive and Developmental Toxicity of Metalsall. Third, the current tendency in a number of countries is to delay parenthood to later years with the result that the preconception exposure period is increased. Fourth, the current public interest in occupational and environmental exposures during the reproductive years makes it very important t

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