Arsenic (As), the toxic metalloid, is taken up by plant roots and transported to different parts
of the plant through transporters of the essential elements due to the structural analogy. The …

Arsenic, chromium and organic dyes are the prominent carcinogenic agents, posing a
serious health hazard. In current scenario, groundwater as well as surface water mostly …

The menace of arsenic pollution has by large affected a large number of countries through
soil-plant-food chain continuum. In terms of global coverage, Bangladesh and India …

MATE genes play an important role in cellular detoxification processes. Nine MATE genes
were identified by a transcriptomics study previously. Candidate gene prioritization was …

Arsenic (As) is a heavy metal having atomic number 33 with both metallic and nonmetallic
properties. Typically, the range of its concentrations in unpolluted soil is between 0.2 and 40 …

Arsenic contamination of groundwater has emerged as one of the global problems in the
past few decades. A problem that was previously endemic to a few countries has now …

Global modernization is responsible for industrialization, urbanization and several other
anthropogenic activities, which involve the huge application of heavy metals. In the last …

Detailed transcriptomic analysis of two rice genotypes were executed by the Agilent (60K)
GeneChip Rice Genome array (E-MTAB-2106) where the crop was grown in arsenic …

Arsenic (As) has created a jarring consequence on health of humans by diffusing in ground
water to a much higher extent. Diverse natural as well as anthropological disturbance has …