Lead (Pb), due to its high toxicity and bioaccumulation tendency, is one of the top three
pollutants of concern for both humans and wildlife and occupies second place in the Priority …

Heavy metal contamination is recognized worldwide as a serious threat to human health
and wildlife, and reducing their emissions is a priority of international and EU actions. Due to …

Lead (Pb) is a non-essential, highly toxic, and persistent element widely recognized as one
of the most concerning pollutants. It is listed on the Priority List of Hazardous Substances …

Accumulation of heavy metals is a concerning issue due to their known persistence in the
ecosystem, and there are standard limits established for their maximum allowable …

Strobilurins, among the most used fungicides worldwide, are considered non-toxic to
mammals and birds, but there is growing evidence that these compounds are highly toxic to …

Objectives Root canal treatments aim to eliminate biofilms effectively. Considering the
limitations of chemical irrigants, there is growing interest in natural alternatives like …

Pollution of the aquatic environment with heavy metals is a serious environmental problem,
since they accumulate in aquatic organisms and can affect their development and worsen …

Exposure to toxic metals is a well-known problem in industrialized countries. Metals interfere
with a number of physiological processes, including the central nervous system (CNS) and …

The present study was carried out to investigate developmental toxicity to zebrafish upon
exposure singly to cadmium chloride monohydrate (25 µg/L), or lead acetate (40 µg/L), or …

This article provides the results of the elemental composition study of Carassius auratus
organs living in the Komsomolsk mine tailings pond, in which the water contains elevated …