Biological monitoring of lead and cadmium in human hair and nail and their correlations with biopsy materials, age and exposure
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Biological monitoring of lead and cadmium in human hair and nail and their correlations with biopsy materials, age and exposure
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Creator |
Mehra, Rita
Juneja, Meenu |
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Subject |
Metal body burden
Trace/toxic elements Pb and Cd in hair/nail Biomonitoring |
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Description |
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Hair and fingernails of exposed and unexposed subjects were analyzed for their lead (Pb) and cadmium (Cd) contents by atomic absorption spectrophotometer with graphite furnace and air-acetylene flame. Hair and nail Pb concentrations in occupationally exposed subjects ranged between 1.020-409.726 and 8.130-765.306 µg/g and in environmentally unexposed subjects 0.123-25.160 and 1.076-65.613 µg/g, respectively. Similarly, hair and nail Cd concentrations in occupationally exposed subjects ranged between 0.014-22.086 and 0.214-35.714 µg/g and in environmentally unexposed subjects 0.113-1.627 and 0.028-8.108 µg/g, respectively. A significant correlation was observed between Pb hair and nail concentrations in exposed subjects at P |
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Date |
2009-03-31T06:09:05Z
2009-03-31T06:09:05Z 2004-02 |
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Article
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Identifier |
0301-1208
http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/3636 |
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Language |
en_US
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Publisher |
CSIR
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Source |
IJBB Vol. 41(1) [February 2004]
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