The presence of arsenic in water bodies depends on pH, the redox condition of the solution,
sorption, and exchange reactions. The World Health Organization (WHO) has established a …

Study objective: To assess prevalence of arsenic exposure through drinking water and skin
lesions, and their variation by geographical area, age, sex, and socioeconomic conditions …

Two heterotrophic As (III)-oxidizing bacteria, SPB-24 and SPB-31 were isolated from garden
soil. Based on 16S rRNA gene sequence analysis, strain SPB-24 was closely related to …

Aims: To analyse the arsenic‐resistant bacterial communities of two agricultural soils of
Bangladesh, to isolate arsenic‐resistant bacteria, to study their potential role in arsenic …

Arsenic, a chalcophilic element, is widespread in the environment. Although arsenic may
possibly be an essential element for life (Cox 1995) and some microorganisms are known to …

This study assessed the exposure of pregnant women to arsenic in Matlab, Bangladesh, an
area with highly-elevated concentrations of arsenic in tubewells, by measuring …

Arsenic-contaminated groundwater is considered one of the world's largest environmental
health crises, as more than 300 million people in more than one-third of countries worldwide …

Arsenic is awfully toxic metalloid responsible for many human diseases all over the world.
Contrastingly, D-pinitol is a naturally occurring bioactive dietary compound has antioxidant …

The recent discovery of large-scale arsenic (As) contamination of groundwater has raised
much concern in Bangladesh. Reliable estimates of the magnitude of As exposure and …

Blood uric acid has been recognized as a putative marker for cardiovascular diseases
(CVDs). CVDs are the major causes of arsenic-related morbidity and mortality. However, the …