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Peripheral blood signatures of lead exposure.
... method of determining blood Pb concentration. BLL is a measure of circulating Pb and does not measure total Pb stored in the ...effects of current or cumulative Pb ...Pb exposure is to ...
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Autonomic function evaluation in an intermittent lead exposure animal model
... — Lead (Pb) is a toxic metal , which widespread use has resulted in environmental contamination, human exposure and significant public health ...effects of an intermittent low- level lead ...
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Peripheral Blood Cell Gene Expression Diagnostic for Identifying Symptomatic Transthyretin Amyloidosis Patients: Male and Female Specific Signatures
... profiling of whole blood using the sample size estimation tool implemented in Partek genomics Suite [31, ...power of 85%, a sample size of 45 samples per group for whole blood is ...
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Peripheral blood mononuclear cells isolation
... features of all three subtypes of this disease include pigmentary dilution of the hair and skin and silvery-gray ...that lead to recurrent infections and hemophagocytic ...diagnosis of ...
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Socially Responsive Toxicology; Looking Outside the Windows of Medical Wards: A Tale of Lead Exposure
... number of individuals whose BLL exceeds the level at which chelation therapy is required would yield cost savings, it is much smaller than the savings that would be expected as a result of reducing the ...
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Characterization of CD8+ T-CELL populations of the human peripheral blood
... lines of evidence allowed the envisagement of a model to explain T-cell memory generation in humans (Sallusto et ...density of antigen, TCR affinity, local contact with particular cytokines and the ...
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Lead concentrations in the blood of children from pottery-making families exposed to lead salts in a Mexican village
... zinc protoporphyrin, and delta-aminolevulinic acid found in the blood and urine of Tonala children from pottery-making families points to considerable lead exposure [r] ...
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Systemic signature of the lung response to respiratory syncytial virus infection.
... part of the innate response to viral and to some extent to bacterial ...expression signatures in response to RSV, rhinovirus, and influenza, in a cohort of healthy adult ...infection ...
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Meta-analysis of peripheral blood apolipoprotein E levels in Alzheimer's disease.
... modulator of plasma lipid metabolism and cholesterol homeostasis ...level of plasma ApoE may impair the normal physiological functions of ApoE, contributing to cognitive decline and degeneration ...
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Induction of interleukin-10 by HIV antigens in peripheral mononuclear cells of health care workers after occupational exposure to HIV-1-positive blood
... The role of IL-10 in HIV-1 infection remains controversial. It is likely that, by down-regulating proinflammatory cytokines, IL-10 inhibits HIV-1 replication. It was ob- served that IL-10 is produced during HIV-1 ...
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Perspective on Lead Toxicity, a Comparison between the United States and Iran
... Environmental exposure to lead occurs via several sources and can impact the entire population; however, children are much more susceptible to its toxic ...majority of US public health initiatives ...
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Int. Arch. . vol.17 número1
... history of lead exposure, which indicates an initial lead concentration higher than the maximum limit of blood lead considered acceptable (10 μg/dL) ...measurements ...
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Ciênc. saúde coletiva vol.11 número1
... Abstract Lead concentration in whole blood (Blood-Pb) is the primary biomarker used to monitor exposure to this metallic ...nature of Pb exposure is dependent not so much on ...
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Determination of Lead in Human Calculi and Its Effects on Renal Function of Lead Occupational Workers
... samples of renal and eighteen samples of supra gingival calculi of lead recycling workers were collected over the period of seven years (2008-2014) and studied for the accumulation ...
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Effects of lead exposure on the concentration of cadmium, selenium and values of morphology in the blood
... Stę- żenie kadmu we krwi wykazało ujemną korelację ze stężeniem selenu w surowicy, co zostało potwierdzo- ne również w opracowaniach przez innych badaczy w przypadku narażenia zawodowego[r] ...
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Can blood gene expression predict which patients with multiple sclerosis will respond to interferon?
... Because of the potential favorable effects of these therapies, it has been suggested that they should be initiated as early as possible to maximize neuroprotection ...rate of relapses, neurological ...
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Diverse radiofrequency sensitivity and radiofrequency effects of mobile or cordless phone near fields exposure in Drosophila melanogaster.
... field of a 2G mobile phone (the GSM 2G networks support and complement in parallel the 3G wide band or in other words the transmission of information via voice signals is served by the 2G technology in both ...
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Mott Cells in the Peripheral Blood of a Patient with Dengue Fever
... 1. Jego G, Robillard N, Puthier D, Amiot M, Accard F, Pineau D, Bataille R, Pellat-Deceunynck C. Reactive plasmacytoses are expansions of plasmablasts retaining the capacity to differentiate into plasma cells. ...
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CIGARETTE SMOKING IN SCHIZOPHRENIC PATIENTS THAT ARE CURRENTLY TREATED IN A MEXICAN HOSPITAL
... presentation of words – A1) increased, other cognitive parameters ...presentation of words – ...deterioration of short-term verbal memory (word list reps A6) and the increased proactive interference ...
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Intraclonal diversity in a Sezary syndrome with a differential response to 2‐deoxycoformycin of the two lymphoma cell populations
... enumeration of peripheral blood lymphocytes at diagnosis and at different times during follow-up after starting treat- ment with ...representation of large abnormal CD4 + Sezary T cells (red ...
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