Endocrine disrupting chemicals are widely distributed in our environment. Humans are
exposed to these compounds not only through their occupations, but also through dietary …

With the rapid development of economic globalization and industrialization, lead (Pb), one of
the most important heavy metals, has been used widely since antiquity for several purposes …

Lead (Pb) is well-recognized for its great hazards to human and wildlife health. It has
negative influences on multiple organs and systems of birds. Especially, lead exposure …

Lead (Pb) is a heavy metal that alters the oxidation-reduction balance, affecting reproductive
health and transfer during pregnancy and lactation. However, the multigenerational impact …

Urbanization is rapidly changing the environment and creating new challenges in the lives
of animals across the globe. Anthropogenic contaminants—like heavy metals—can persist …

The ingestion of spent lead (Pb) from ammunition is a known cause of mortality in waterfowl,
but little is known about sublethal effects produced by Pb poisoning on birds, especially in …

The aim of the current study was to evaluate lead accumulation in the ovaries, fallopian
tubes, and uterus and to take note of any consequent histo-architectural changes. The …

Background Lead impairs female reproductive health because it can induce oxidative stress.
Zinc as an antioxidant produces an enzyme system that helps neutralize free radicals. α …

Background: Lead exposure affects several human organs, including the reproductive
organ. Aims: This research aims to prove the effect of oral applied lead acetate on the …

El plomo (Pb) es un metal pesado altamente tóxico de importancia industrial cuya presencia
continúa siendo un riesgo en el ambiente. Las concentraciones de este metal sobrepasan …