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Tsuguyoshi Suzuki
Researcher at RMIT University
Publications - 126
Citations - 2518
Tsuguyoshi Suzuki is an academic researcher from RMIT University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Mercury (element) & Population. The author has an hindex of 23, co-authored 126 publications receiving 2461 citations. Previous affiliations of Tsuguyoshi Suzuki include Health Science University & National Institute for Environmental Studies.
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Toxicology of metals
TL;DR: The current status of Childhood Lead Exposure at Low Dose and Clinical Aspects of Metal Toxicity and Neurological Aspects in Human Exposure to Manganese are reviewed.
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Prevalence of Metabolic Syndrome Associated with Body Burden Levels of Dioxin and Related Compounds among Japan’s General Population
Hirokazu Uemura,Kokichi Arisawa,Mineyoshi Hiyoshi,Atsushi Kitayama,Hidenobu Takami,Fusakazu Sawachika,Satoru Dakeshita,Kentaro Nii,Hiroshi Satoh,Yoshio Sumiyoshi,Kenji Morinaga,Kazunori Kodama,Takaichiro Suzuki,Masaki Nagai,Tsuguyoshi Suzuki +14 more
TL;DR: Body burden levels of dioxins and related compounds, particularly those of DL-PCBs, are associated with metabolic syndrome, and high blood pressure, elevated triglycerides, and glucose intolerance were most closely associated with these pollutants.
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Stable carbon and nitrogen isotopic composition of diet and hair of Gidra-speaking Papuans.
Jun Yoshinaga,Jun Yoshinaga,Masao Minagawa,Masao Minagawa,Tsuguyoshi Suzuki,Tsuguyoshi Suzuki,Ryutaro Ohtsuka,Toshio Kawabe,Tsukasa Inaoka,Tomoya Akimichi +9 more
TL;DR: Possible errors in estimating the dietary isotopic composition and minor modifications of dietary habits revealed by food consumption surveys could explain most of the discrepancies, but the great enrichment of 15N found in one of the villages remains unexplained.
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Associations of environmental exposure to dioxins with prevalent diabetes among general inhabitants in Japan
Hirokazu Uemura,Kokichi Arisawa,Mineyoshi Hiyoshi,Hiroshi Satoh,Yoshio Sumiyoshi,Kenji Morinaga,Kazunori Kodama,Takaichiro Suzuki,Masaki Nagai,Tsuguyoshi Suzuki +9 more
TL;DR: Ass associations of environmental exposure to dioxins, especially dioxin-like PCBs, with diabetes showed associations persisted when the subjects with poor liver or poor renal function were removed from the analysis.
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Mercury concentration in organs of contemporary Japanese
TL;DR: Age was a significant factor in increased IHg concentrations in the cerebrum and heart, decreased values of %MeHg in the Cerebrum, cerebellum, andheart, and increased values of%IHgInorganic mercury levels in tissues were uniform through all organs except the liver.