Role of complex organic
arsenicals in food in aggregate exposure to arsenic.
These findings are well reflected in atomic-deficient void structure of REA1 pellet, composed of high-temperature /?[As.sub.4][S.sub.4] polymorph (the source chemical
arsenical from Sigma Aldrich, USA), owing to typical values of [[tau].sub.int] = 0.389 ns and [[tau].sub.b] = 0.240 ns.
Figueroa L (2001) Arica Inserta en una Region
Arsenical: El Arsenico en el Ambiente que Afecta y 45 Siglos de Arsenicismo Cronico.
In conclusion, inorganic
arsenicals and their methylation metabolites, [MMA.sup.V] and [DMA.sup.V], were quantified in saliva samples collected from people who were exposed to various concentrations of arsenic.
The biological and economic assessment of pentachlorophenol, inorganic
arsenicals, and creosote.
In 1978, the EPA began investigating the risk that inorganic
arsenicals cause cancer, genetic mutation, and birth defects.
Since modest amounts of
arsenicals and mercury did not cause seroconversion of the blood (the Wasserman tests still were positive), they assumed that treatment had no possible effect upon syphilis.
inorganic
arsenicals and other water-borne preservatives such as chromated copper arsenate (CCA) and ammoniacal copper arsenate (ACA) are toxic to wood destroying fungi and insects, but leave a relatively clean and paintable surface and little or no odor.
Effects of Methylated
Arsenicals, Inorganic Arsenic, and Arsenobetaine on Atherosclerosis and Plaque Components in the [apoE.sup.-/-] Mouse Model
Their topics include a history of arsenic as a poison and a medicinal agent, lung cancer and other pulmonary diseases, arsenic interaction with zinc finger motifs, cancer induced by exposure to
arsenicals in animals, and considerations for a biologically based risk assessment for arsenic.
Most of my 400-plus papers and reports have been concerned with arsenic in one way or another and cover, for example: the synthesis of simple
arsenicals, the speciation of arsenic compounds in plants and animals, the toxicity and carcinogenicity of methylarsenic(III) compounds, the use of quantitative Polymerase Chain Reaction to estimate the mobility of arsenic species in environmental compartments, and, most recently, the toxicity of certain Ayurvedic and Chinese medicines.