Arsenic has received considerable attention in the world, since it can lead to a multitude of
toxic effects and has been recognized as a human carcinogen causing cancers. Here, we …

In recent years, methylated thioarsenicals have been widely detected in various biological
and environmental matrices, suggesting their broad involvement and biological importance …

Arsenic (As) is a notoriously toxic pollutant of health concern worldwide with potential risk of
cancer induction, but meanwhile it is used as medicines for the treatment of different …

Arsenic is a naturally occurring hazardous element that is environmentally ubiquitous in
various chemical forms. Upon exposure, the human body initiates an elimination pathway of …

Arsenic is associated with cancerous and non-cancerous human diseases. Arsenic from
drinking water is the most common source of human exposure and it has becomes major …

Biomethylation is the major human metabolic pathway for inorganic arsenic, and the
speciation of arsenic metabolites is essential to a better understanding of arsenic …

A variety of studies indicated that inorganic arsenic and its methylated metabolites have
paradoxical effects, namely, carcinogenic and anticancer effects. Epidemiological studies …

Exposure to the metalloid arsenic is a daily occurrence because of its environmental
pervasiveness. Arsenic, which is found in several different chemical forms and oxidation …

Although inorganic arsenic has long been recognized as a potent toxicant and carcinogen in
humans, recent evidence shows that at least some of its effects are mediated by methylated …

Long term exposure to arsenic through consumption of contaminated groundwater has been
a global issue since the last five decades; while from an alternate standpoint, arsenic …