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Lead and protein content of isolated intranuclear inclusion bodies from kidneys of lead-poisoned rats.
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Toxicological Profile for Lead
Henry Abadin,Annette Ashizawa,Yee-Wan Stevens,Fernando Llados,Gary Diamond,Gloria Sage,Mario Citra,Antonio Quinones,Stephen J Bosch,Steven G Swarts +9 more
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Renal effects of environmental and occupational lead exposure.
TL;DR: Blood lead levels are a poor indicator of body lead burden and reflect recent exposure, and epidemiologic studies have shown an association between blood lead levels and blood pressure, and hypertension is a cardinal feature of lead nephropathy.
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Experimental enhancement of lead toxicity by low dietary calcium.
Kathryn M. Six,Robert A. Goyer +1 more
TL;DR: It is suggested that at least one dietary factor, low Ca ingestion, influences the pathologic effects of exposure to a specific dose of Pb, and this finding may be particularly relevant to the incidence of toxic manifestations of P b exposure among marginally nourished urban inhabitants.
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Metal toxicity in the central nervous system.
TL;DR: It has been discovered that microtubules are destroyed by this form of mercury and this effect may explain the inhibition of cell division and cell migration, processes that occur only in the developmental stages, and other hypotheses will stimulate considerable experimental challenges in the future.
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Lead toxicity: from overt to subclinical to subtle health effects.
TL;DR: Current research implicates lead as a contributing etiologic factor in a number of common diseases affecting large portions of the population such as subtle cognitive and neurological deficits, hypertension, congenital malformations, immunotoxicity, and deficits in growth and development.