… like cadmium, mercury, and lead are classically regarded as toxic elements since they
are harmful at relatively low levels. However, it should be noted that every trace element is …

… measure the elements in body fluids. Trace element analysis conducted on body fluids can
… toxicokinetics, the dynamics of how the trace metals accumulate and pass through the body. …

… dysfunction depending on their effect on the structure, on body fluids, enzymes, high energy
… of essential trace elements in the human body as requirements for different elements will …

… On the other hand, elements whose concentrations in tissues and body fluids are influenced
by dietary availability (eg, As and Se) or environmental factors (eg, Cd, Hg, and Pb) show …

… than 30 trace elements in human tissues and body fluids are … the trace element balance,
the consequences of which cannot even be estimated up to now. The changes of trace element …

… To estimate the bioaccessibility of trace elements, three kinds of artificial body fluids and PBS
… The artificial lung fluid (ALF) was used as surrogate of human lung fluid in this work. This …

… This survey even if qualitative, has been useful in demonstrating certain trends of the trace
element scenario around the world. It is of course recognized that both diet and environment …

… Drawing on our hospital experience, we propose a critical approach toward the collection
of samples of biological fluids (blood, urine, dialysis fluids). Needles, catheters, tubes (open …

… in serum or cytosol no information can be obtained about the chemical form of the individual
elements. To increase our knowledge of the biological role of trace elements and our …

… trace elements concentration and repartition in body fluid, hair and organs in ICP-HRMS in
20 autopsied subjects. To our … a large number of TE in the body and that used the advanced …