Arsenic is a ubiquitous metalloid whose high levels of toxicity pose major health concerns to
millions of people worldwide by increasing susceptibility to various cancers and non-cancer …

Simple Summary Arsenic is a chemical element that is toxic, and long-term exposure to it
causes cancers such as lung, skin, liver, and bladder cancers. Over 150 million people …

Arsenic is a ubiquitous metalloid that is not mutagenic but is carcinogenic. The mechanism
(s) by which arsenic causes cancer remain unknown. To date, several mechanisms have …

Chronic exposure to arsenic affects more than 200 million people worldwide, and has been
associated with many adverse health effects, including cancer in several organs. There is …

Arsenic is a metalloid compound that is widely distributed in the environment. Human
exposure of this compound has been associated with increased cancer incidence. Although …

ABSTRACT DNA methylation and histone modification promote opening and closure of
chromatin structure, which affects gene expression without altering the DNA sequence …

The carcinogenic role of arsenic has been extensively studied for more than half century.
How arsenic causes human cancer, however, remains to be fully elucidated. In this brief …

Arsenic is a common environmental and occupational pollutant and a wellknown human
carcinogen that causes cancers in many human organs. The exact molecular mechanisms …

Arsenic is a potent carcinogen and poses a significant health concern worldwide. Exposure
occurs through ingestion of drinking water and contaminated foods and through inhalation …

Arsenic is a nonmutagenic human carcinogen that induces tumors through unknown
mechanisms. A growing body of evidence suggests that its carcinogenicity results from …