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Zinc Finger DNA Repair Protein Targets of Arsenite in the Nucleotide Excision Repair Pathway
Environmental arsenic exposure affects around 100 million people worldwide. Recent evidence shows that arsenite, even at low concentrations, may act as a co-carcinogen, by displacing zinc from the zinc finger motifs of certain DNA repair proteins ...
Huestis, Juliana M.
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Low dose arsenite confers resistance to UV induced apoptosis via p53-MDM2 pathway in ketatinocytes
Chronic arsenite and ultraviolet (UV) exposure are associated with skin tumor. To investigate the details by low concentrations of arsenite and UV induced carcinogenesis in skin, hTERT-immortalized human keratinocytes were used as a cellular model with ...
S Zhao +14 more
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Human exposure to the toxic element arsenic due to consumption of arsenic contaminated water is still a global issue worldwide. Conventional treatment techniques are not very efficient at removing arsenite, which is the predominant species of arsenic in ...
Roy, Mrinal (author)
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The genus Thioalkalivibrio includes haloalkaliphilic chemolithoautotrophic sulfur-oxidizing bacteria isolated from various soda lakes worldwide. Some of these lakes possess in addition to their extreme haloalkaline environment also other harsh conditions,
J. Merijn Schuurmans (6915071) +5 more
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Sodium arsenite accelerates aging of
Arsenic is a naturally occurring metalloid, and its pollution poses a global threat to humanity. Studies have shown that arsenic exposure accelerates aging, but the effects and mechanisms of sodium arsenite exposure on aging across both parental and ...
Le Liu +9 more
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Arsenite-induced apoptosis is prevented by antioxidants in zebrafish liver cell line
This study evaluated oxidative stress-induced apoptosis as a possible mechanism of arsenite toxicity in zebrafish liver cell line (ZFL cells). The heat shock protein 70 (HSP70), a chaperone protein, appears to provide protection against oxidative stress ...
Park, Jae Hak +12 more
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Biological arsenite oxidation with nitrate as sole electron acceptor
The potential of anoxic biological arsenite oxidation with nitrate as the sole electron acceptor was tested by using the acclimatized activated sludge which was chronically exposed under arsenite and nitrate coexisted aquatic environment.
Christophe Dagot (1935703) +5 more
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Purification table of NT-26 recombinant arsenite oxidase.
Purification table of NT-26 recombinant arsenite oxidase.
Joanne M. Santini (452187) +10 more
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