... oxidative attacks in the course of antioxidative action. We investigated the formation of CBPs by stimulated neutrophils (and at further conditions), tested the hypothesis that CBPs may exert mitochondriotoxicity and tried to prevent toxicity in the presence of members of the antioxidative network...

..., Cantoral A, Lanphear B, Martinez-Mier EA, Ayotte P, et al. Associations between urinary, dietary, and water fluoride concentrations among children in Mexico and Canada. Toxics. 2020 Nov;8(4):110. 34. Green R, Lanphear B, Hornung R, Flora David, Martinez-Mier EA, Neufeld R, et al. Association between...

... toxicity. Alterations of the cerebral circulation are also linked with an increase in ischemic strokes and behavioral disorders in CKD. We have quantified endothelial-specific miRNAs in cerebral microvessels from the above pathological models of CKD and/or atherosclerotic mice. miR-126, along with miR-17...

... and processed tobacco differ widely with the type of tobacco plant, and method of cultivation, harvesting and curing. Major toxic constituents of tobacco smoke are volatile organic chemicals, free radicals, nonvolatile polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, aromatic amines, heterocyclic amines and metals. N...

... liver damage with the use of FO-LEs instead of SO-LEs, the clinical relevance of many of these data needs further validation. Introduction Attempts to administer lipids to humans for therapeutic purposes remained unsuccessful until 1961, when Wretlind introduced a non-toxic LE for clinical use...

... Abstract Indocyanine green (ICG) selectively stains the internal limiting membrane (ILM) of the retina, and helps tovisualize and remove the membrane from the retina. Toxicity and damage to the retina has been reportedin in vitro and in vivo studies, and following macular surgery. Toxic effects...

... Abstract Coeliac disease (CD) is a food-related problem. Increasingknowledge about the diversity in CD toxicity of individualwheat species and varieties, and of the individual glutenproteins enables the food industry to increasingly takeresponsibility in the production of CD-safe foods...

... Abstract The safety and toxicity of sodium hypochlorite is reviewed with particular correlationto topical use. Since sodium hypochlorite is one of the most widely used chemicals in theenvironment, its safety has been established by long use and toxicity profile. This chapterreviews recent...

... Abstract The uremic syndrome is characterised by the retention of a host of compounds that inhealthy subjects are secreted by the kidneys into normal urine. These compounds disturbmany physiologic functions, resulting in toxicity. Many of the responsible compoundsremain unknown, however...