A growing body of research has begun to link exposure to environmental contaminants,
such as heavy metals, with a variety of negative health outcomes. In this paper, we sought to …

Consumption of arsenic contaminated water causes serious skin disease and cancer in a
significant number of exposed people. Chelating agents, consider an expensive therapy, are …

The study aimed to contribute to the scarce data on concentrations in the soft tissue of wild
mussels growing in coastal cities of South Africa. The intake of 26 micro and macroelements …

The arsenic removal efficiency of iron-modified activated carbons depends greatly on the
number of available iron oxide surface sites, which are given by the surface area of the …

The study aimed to assess the prevalence of arsenic-induced skin lesions and associated
factors among the population in the Adami Tulu Jido Kombolcha district, Ethiopia. A …

Contamination of drinking water by arsenic is a worldwide phenomenon needing and
receiving the greatest attention in this century. In this work, a novel Fluorescence …

Environmental remediation by traditional physicochemical methods has several drawbacks,
the most important of which is the high cost. Phytoremediation is the use of plants and …

The arsenic uptake and translocation systems in plants are dependent on As species.
Uptake of inorganic arsenate [As in (V)] is conducted via specified group of high-affinity …

The aim of this study was to determine the phytoextraction of inorganic (As (III), As (V)) and
organic arsenic (Asorg) forms in six tree species: Acer platanoides, Acer pseudoplatanus …

The presence of dissolved arsenic in shallow aquifers of Bangladesh is widely accepted to
require microbial dissimilatory iron-reduction in anoxic aquifers utilizing organic carbon as …