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Bulletin of Environmental Contamination and Toxicology, 1988
Certain heavy metals are required, as trace elements for normal cellular functions. However, heavy metals are toxic to cells once their levels exceed their low physiological values. The toxicity of heavy metals on microorganisms, on plants and on animals has been well-documented.
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Certain heavy metals are required, as trace elements for normal cellular functions. However, heavy metals are toxic to cells once their levels exceed their low physiological values. The toxicity of heavy metals on microorganisms, on plants and on animals has been well-documented.
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2014
Heavy metals and trace elements play an important role in relation to the physiology and pathology of the nervous system. Neurologic diseases related to disorders of metabolism of copper and iron are reviewed. Copper disorders are divided into two classes: ATP7A- or ATP7B-related inherited copper transport disorders (Menkes disease, occipital horn ...
France, Woimant, Jean-Marc, Trocello
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Heavy metals and trace elements play an important role in relation to the physiology and pathology of the nervous system. Neurologic diseases related to disorders of metabolism of copper and iron are reviewed. Copper disorders are divided into two classes: ATP7A- or ATP7B-related inherited copper transport disorders (Menkes disease, occipital horn ...
France, Woimant, Jean-Marc, Trocello
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1975
Abstract The Copper Age in China seemF to coincide with the half-legendary Hsia Dynasty (2033–1562 B.C.?), though no material evidence for this has yet been found. Some Chinese historians of later time say that copper implements and weapons were in use in the reign of Emperor Yu (2140–2130 B.C.?). In Shu Ching, for instance, it is stated
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Abstract The Copper Age in China seemF to coincide with the half-legendary Hsia Dynasty (2033–1562 B.C.?), though no material evidence for this has yet been found. Some Chinese historians of later time say that copper implements and weapons were in use in the reign of Emperor Yu (2140–2130 B.C.?). In Shu Ching, for instance, it is stated
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Interactions and effects of microplastics with heavy metals in aquatic and terrestrial environments
Environmental Pollution, 2021Noreen Khalid +2 more
exaly
Removal of heavy metals from soil with biochar composite: A critical review of the mechanism
Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering, 2021Mortaza Gholizadeh
exaly
Spatiotemporal variation of soil heavy metals in China: The pollution status and risk assessment
Science of the Total Environment, 2023Futian Ren
exaly