The aim of this study was to compare the risk from exposure to arsenate (iAsV) or arsenite
(iAsIII) at the early life. Mother mice were exposed to equimolar dose of iAsV and iAsIII via …

The amount of arsenic compounds was determined in the liver and brain of pups and in
breast milk in the pup's stomach in relation to the route of exposure: transplacental, breast …

Arsenic is identified as a known carcinogen and ubiquitously exists in nature. It appears that
accumulation of inorganic arsenic (iAs) and its methylated metabolites in various tissues is …

The aim of this study was to explore distribution of speciated arsenicals in mice exposed to
arsenite at early developmental stages. Levels of speciated arsenicals in both liver and …

The primary goal of the present study was to confirm the arsenic species that can be
transferred from the mother to the bodies of newborn pups through the placenta and the …

Exposure of pregnant C3H/HeNCR mice to 42.5-or 85-ppm of arsenic as sodium arsenite in
drinking water between days 8 and 18 of gestation markedly increases tumor incidence in …

Groundwater contaminated with inorganic arsenic (iAs) is the main source of human
exposure to arsenic and generates a global health issue. In this study, the urinary excretion …

Arsenic is an environmental contaminant found in soil, water and air in some zones of the
world. It has been widely studied for its effects as a human carcinogenic agent, but few …

Human exposure to inorganic arsenic (iAs) has been associated with cancer and serious
injury to various internal organs, as well as peripheral neuropathy, endocrine disruption and …

Inorganic arsenic is a potent human carcinogen and general toxicant. More than one
hundred million people are exposed to elevated concentrations, mainly via drinking water …