The human body is host to 100 trillion gut microbes, approximately 10-times more than all
human cells. It is estimated that the approximately 500–1000 species residing in the human …

Arsenic-containing fatty acids are a group of fat-soluble arsenic species (arsenolipids) which
are present in marine fish and other seafood. Recently, it has been shown that arsenic …

Arsenic (As) is an important contaminant present in food and water. Several studies have
indicated that the occurrence of As based skin lesions is significantly different when root and …

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 …

Arsenic forms different species that are toxic for humans. Toxicity to internal organs is,
however, only relevant if the respective species passes the gastrointestinal barrier …

Arsenic toxicity is a major challenge to health professionals and scientists around the world
and is responsible for numerous diseases. Arsenic in drinking water, for example, can cause …

Arsenic is a well-known poisonous substance and classed as being carcinogenic to
humans. Epidemiological studies have indicated that arsenic is able to increase risk of …