It has been suggested that oxidative stress plays a major role in various forms of cell death,
including necrosis and apoptosis. We have previously reported that fluoride (NaF) induces …

Fluoride, a well-established environmental carcinogen, has been found to cause various
neurodegenerative diseases in human. Sub-acute exposure to fluoride at a dose of 20 …

Objective Concerns over fluoride toxicity have increased in recent times due to high
exposures from various anthropogenic sources such as industrial sites, fluoride-containing …

Oxidative stress is a common mechanism by which chemical toxicity can occur in the liver.
The aim of the studies conducted has been to determine what influence the administration of …

Fluoride is ubiquitous in the environment. Furthermore, drinking water represents the main
source of exposure to fluoride for humans. Interestingly, low fluoride concentrations have …

In an in vivo genotoxicity investigation of the action of fluoride (F) on bone marrow cells,
sodium fluoride (NaF) was administered through the drinking water of 2–3 month old Swiss …

This study was planned to evaluate the effect of vitamin D administration on cytotoxicity due
to fluoride exposure in vitro. NaF (IC50) and vitamin D (proliferative) were applied to human …

Selective low (15 mg sodium fluoride (NaF)/L) and relatively high (150 mg NaF/L) doses of
in vivo fluoride (F) treatment to Swiss albino mice through drinking water elicited organ …

Fluorine poisoning affects human health all over the world and an urgent task is to develop
alleviative medicine to recover or ameliorate the damages to the body. Here we studied the …

The study was aimed to determine fluoride levels in plasma, brain, and bones of Wistar rats
following chronic administration of fluoride at different dose levels and the consequent …