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Claudia Waskow,Rodewald Hans-Reimerl processes such as metal transport, energy metabolism, apoptosis, and cell signalling. Additionally, it has a significant influence on the central nervous system, specifically on the developing brain. It has severe neurotoxic effects on youngsters. Lead can act as a calcium ion replacement, crossin

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Louise McHeyzer-Williams,Laurent Malherbe,Michael Eisenbraun,David Driver,Michael McHeyzer-Williamsal lead contamination and related risks to human health. Lead poisoning is more common in cattle and dogs (pets) in veterinary medicine. Significant risk factors associated with the toxicities include young animals, pica, and higher accessibility to lead. Reduced accessibility, selective eating habi

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Douglas T. Fearon,Peter M. Manders,Simon D. Wagnerstion, or skin contact, through several sources that influence food, drinking water, soil, and air. If this heavy metal enters the body, interferes with the organ systems. US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently declared that no level of lead can be considered “safe”. The outcom

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Martin Turnerl growth all over the globe to fulfil the increasing demands. This has resulted in the contamination of water bodies due to the release of heavy metals and metalloids caused by sudden mine tailings, gasoline, leaded paints, usage of fertilizers inland, animal manures, pesticides, sewage sludge, wast

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Jason G. Cyster,K. Mark Ansel,Vu N. Ngo,Diana C. Hargreaves,Theresa T. Lul processes such as metal transport, energy metabolism, apoptosis, and cell signalling. Additionally, it has a significant influence on the central nervous system, specifically on the developing brain. It has severe neurotoxic effects on youngsters. Lead can act as a calcium ion replacement, crossin

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Danielle L. Drayton,Kee Chan,Werner Lesslauer,Jason Lee,Mao Yon Ying,Nancy H. Ruddlee use of plants in phytoremediation of Pb-contaminated soil and wastewater is sometimes controversial. Therefore, the aim of the present review was to analyze recent information on phytoremediation of lead, emphasizing possible problems related to use of various experimental systems. After a brief r

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Salmi Marko,Jalkaneri Sirpaings, and young children are most vulnerable, and also toxic to animals. There is more concern regarding Pb as a contaminant due to its omnipresence in all parts of environment in different forms of compound. Pb causes oxidative damages to plants due to exposure at higher rates and even disturb the

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Eric J. Kunkel,Eugene C. Butcherith high anthropogenic pressure like vehicular and industrial active areas. Its tracer amount in the environment, soil, water, and biological systems can pose major issues for all living things, and its bioaccumulation in the food chain is particularly risky for the well-being of people and animals.