[Arsenic antidote versus charcoal therapy in arsenic poisoning].
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Arsenic values in the skin of Thai patients with and without history of arsenic intake.
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[Fundamental studies on the arsenic metabolism on the fate of radioisotope 74As administered to experimental animals and the pharmacodynamic action of the antidotes on the arsenic poisoning].
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[Routes and kinetics of arsenic elimination in rats after administration of organoarsenic drugs. 3. Study of amino-4-benzene arsenic acid and melarsen].
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Organ retention of parenterally administered arsenic (labelled with 74As) in mice preliminarily exposed to the element in drinking water: a study in arsenic tolerance.
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[Histochemical localization of arsenic in the skin of patients with chronic arsenic poisoning].
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Arsenic and copper excretion after treatment of arsenic poisoning in rats with heavy-metal antagonists.
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Arsenic and arsenic compounds.
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[Occupational exposure to arsenic in a chemical plant: evaluation of the risk after elimination of arsenic from the technological cycle].
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Clinical epidemiological studies on endemic chronic arsenic poisoning in children and adults, including observations on children with high- and low-intake of dietary arsenic.
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An insect model for assessing arsenic toxicity: arsenic elevated glutathione content in the Musca domestica and Trichoplusia ni.
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[Effect of rutin on arsenic values in the blood plasma following its administration; experimental studies with radioactive arsenic in animal].
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Clearance of arsenic ingested by man from arsenic contaminated fish.
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Arsenic bioaccumulation by beetles in an arsenic-rich region.
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Arsenic residues in hair samples from cattle in some arsenic affected areas of West Bengal, India.
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Risk assessment of arsenic exposure from consumption of cultured milkfish, Chanos chanos (Forsskål), from the arsenic-contaminated area in southwestern Taiwan.
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Arsenic content in hair of people exposed to natural arsenic polluted groundwater at Zimapán, México.
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The effects of different carbon sources on microbial mediation of arsenic in arsenic-contaminated sediment.
Changes in speciation and mobility of As by indigenous bacteria in As-contaminated sediments (339 mg/kg) from an abandoned Au-Ag mine area in Korea were investigated after biostimulation with a variety of carbon sources, including acetate, lactate and glucose in batch experiments. Sequential extraction analysis designed to determine the form of As occurrence revealed that 40 and 47% of As were present in the sediment as Fe-associated and residual fractions, respectively. After 22-day incubation with acetate and lactate, the presence of indigenous bacteria increased the amount of total dissolved As from both Fe-associated and residual fractions in the sediment. More than 99% of dissolved As existed as As(V) in biotic slurries in contrast to sterile controls (less than 50% of total dissolved As), which indicated that indigenous bacteria transformed some dissolved As(III) to As(V). In real environments, depending on the pH, microbially-produced aqueous As(V) may be either immobilized through adsorption or reduced to As(III) after migration to the anoxic subsurface.
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