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The Toxicology of Mercury and Its Chemical Compounds by Clarkson, Thomas W., Magos, Laszlo

“…This review covers the toxicology of mercury and its compounds. Special attention is paid to those forms of mercury of current public health concern. Human…”
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The Toxicology of Mercury — Current Exposures and Clinical Manifestations by Clarkson, Thomas W, Magos, Laszlo, Myers, Gary J

“…Mercury poisoning still occurs as a result of accidental and occupational exposure. For the general population, however, the main concern is the possible…”
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Overview of the clinical toxicity of mercury by Magos, Laszlo, Clarkson, Thomas W

“…Mercury is ubiquitous in the environment and therefore every human being, irrespective of age and location, is exposed to one form of mercury or another. The…”
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Response to Mutter et al. From Laszlo Magos and Tom Clarkson by Magos, Laszlo, Clarkson, Tom

“…Role of dental amalgam as the main source of human total mercury body burden was studied. The dental amalgam was the main source of human total mercury body…”
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Neurotoxic character of thimerosal and the allometric extrapolation of adult clearance half-time to infants by Magos, L.

“…The decomposition rate of organomercurials and the potency of the blood–brain barrier increase with the size of the organic radical. Thus methylmercury damages…”
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The assessment of the contribution of hair to methyl mercury excretion by Magos, Laszlo, Clarkson, Thomas W.

“…Due to its ability to avidly accumulate methyl mercury from blood, scalp hair has been widely used as a biological monitor for human exposure. The question…”
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Role of catalase in the oxidation of mercury vapor by Magos, L, Halbach, S, Clarkson, T W

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Comparative study of the sensitivity of male and female rats to methylmercury by Magos, L, Peristianis, G C, Clarkson, T W, Brown, A, Preston, S, Snowden, R T

“…Male and female rats were dosed daily by gastric gavage four or five times with 8.0 mg/kg Hg as methylmercury. Treatment lowered the body weight in relation to…”
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Epidemiological and Experimental Aspects of Metal Carcinogenesis: Physicochemical Properties, Kinetics, and the Active Species by Magos, Laszlo

“…The carcinogenic properties of selected metals and their compounds are reviewed to provide a useful reference for existing knowledge on relationships between…”
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The Toxicology of Mercury by Block, Lawrence S

“…To the Editor: As a public health official who has been raising the consciousness of my community with regard to the potential hazards of eating…”
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Atomic absorption determination of total, inorganic, and organic mercury in blood by Magos, L, Clarkson, T W

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Metals on the brain by Magos, Laszlo

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Paternal exposure to chemicals before conception by Magos, L

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Susceptibility to environmental pollutants by Magos, Laszlo

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Indignation against mercury pollution by Magos, Laszlo

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Methylmercury intoxication by Magos, Laszlo

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The stimulation and inhibition of the exhalation of volatile selenium by Tandon, S K, Magos, L, Webb, M

“…Administration of methylmercury (1.5-24 mumol kg-1; s.c.) to female rats simultaneously with Na2 75SO3 (0.25 or 24 mumol kg-1; s.c.) causes a dose-dependent…”
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Comparison of the protection given by selenite, selenomethionine and biological selenium against the renotoxicity of mercury by Magos, L, Clarkson, T W, Sparrow, S, Hudson, A R

“…The protective effect of selenite, seleno-dl-methionine and biological selenium against the renotoxicity of mercury was tested in rats. As the source of…”
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The effects of dose of elemental mercury and first-pass circulation time on exhalation and organ distribution of inorganic mercury in rats by Magos, L, Clarkson, T W, Hudson, A R

“…The lung plays a major role in the removal of dissolved elemental mercury (Hg0) from the bloodstream. During the first passage through the lung after an…”
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The effect of sodium chromate pretreatment on mercuric chloride-induced nephrotoxicity by SPARROW, S, MAGOS, L, SNOWDEN, R

“…Sodium chromate (20 mg/kg, s.c.), which in male rats inflicted necrotic damage mainly in the P1 region (proximal part of the proximal convoluted tubules),…”
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