Lead (Pb) is a ubiquitous environmental pollutant and a potent toxic compound. Humans are
exposed to Pb through inhalation, ingestion, and skin contact via food, water, tobacco …

Abstract Changes in gene expression are involved in many brain functions. Epigenetic
processes modulate gene expression by histone modification and DNA methylation or RNA …

Abstract Lead (Pb 2+) is a non-essential metal with numerous industrial applications that
have led to its ubiquity in the environment. Thus, not only occupational-exposed individuals' …

Lead (Pb) exposure has been a major public health concern for a long time now due to its
permanent adverse effects on the human body. The process of lead toxicity has still not been …

Gallic acid (GA), a plant-derived ubiquitous secondary polyphenol metabolite, can be a
useful dietary supplement. This in vitro study's primary purpose was to assess the anti-aging …

Abstract PM 2.5 and formaldehyde (FA) are major outdoor and indoor air pollutants in China,
respectively, and both are known to be harmful to human health and to be carcinogenic. Of …

Metals are well distributed in our ecosystem and have several advantages and
disadvantages. Some are well known for inducing oxidative stress by disturbing the cellular …

It is well known that one of the most outstanding adverse effects related to lead (Pb)
exposure is oxidative stress; moreover, recent findings suggest that disturbances of the …

Some heavy metals are associated with periodontitis; whereas most of these associations
have focused on individual metal, there are no specific studies on the effects of combined …

Abstract Instruction Lead (Pb) exposure is a risk factor for male infertility, but the epigenetic
changes in sperm DNAattributable to lead exposure is poorly defined. Methods In this study …