Micro-computed tomography (micro-CT) provides numerous opportunities in biomedical
research. It allows the examination of samples in a non-destructive manner and visualization …

A cadmium bioconcentration study was carried out in a fresh water teleost, Colisa fasciatus,
to study the bioaccumulation kinetics and fate of exogenous cadmium (Cd) in biological …

The scientific interest in cadmium (Cd) as a human health damaging agent has significantly
increased over the past decades. However, particularly the histological distribution of Cd in …

The diffusion of pollutants in the marine environment is nowadays a well-recognized issue
that is attracting growing interest from the scientific and social communities. One of the …

The main objective of our work was to investigate the possibility and usefulness of indirect
methods in X-ray microanalysis for the quantification of biologically important compounds …

Cadmium (Cd) can induce bone loss and osteoporosis. Histologic methods have shown that
Cd can induce microarchitecture change of the trabecular bone. The aim of this study is to …

The aim of this article is to describe selected analytical techniques and their applications in
the quantitative mapping/(bio) imaging of metals in biological samples. This work presents …

Heavy metals have been extensively used by humans and are still present in many aspects
of modern-day life. Such elements tend to accumulate, degrading the quality of air, soil, and …

Мetal pollution in the aquatic environment has become a global matter of concern because
metals are toxic, persistent due to their chemical stability and poor degradation, and they …

Freshwater crayfish are bioindicators of environmental pollution, often used for the
assessment of heavy metal (HM) presence in the tissues, a time-consuming and expensive …