Add to ORKGConformational changes have been shown in the proteins of the red blood cell membrane, induced by lead poisoning. Evidence that the change in spatial arrangement of proteins is believed to be responsible for inhibition of the sodium (Na+)/potassium (K+) ATPase of the RBC membrane is presented
Despite significant advances in the United States and other developed countries in controlling the e...
This work was conducted to investigate the action of lead on some biochemical parameters of albino m...
Lead (Pb2+) poisoning causes hypertension, but little is known regarding its acute effects on cardia...
The effects of lead on red blood cell (RBC) membrane proteins were studied in two groups of workers ...
AbstractRat erythrocytes, or erythrocyte membrane ghosts, have been subjected to either chronic (dri...
The selective increase of net K+ permeability in human red cells brought about by either Ca2+ or lea...
The effects of lead on the permeability of rabbit red cells to potassium were studied by analyzing ...
Many scientists around the world call lead an "ubiquitous element" and call to take steps to prevent...
Fragmented human erythrocyte membranes were exposed to PbCl2 for 10-40 min at 23[deg]C prior to (Na+...
In the present work we studied, by chemiluminescence measurements, the influence of lead on the prod...
The effect of lead on two calcium sensitive processes was deter-mined. Micromolar concentrations of ...
Anemia is probably one of the most well-known toxic effects of lead. Previously, lead-induced anemia...
ABSTRACT In order to clarify the mechanism of the increased osmotic resistance of red blood cells in...
Lead is considered one of the major environmental toxicants that causes hematological, neurological,...
PubMedID: 12745990Lead is considered one of the major environmental toxicants that causes hematologi...
Despite significant advances in the United States and other developed countries in controlling the e...
This work was conducted to investigate the action of lead on some biochemical parameters of albino m...
Lead (Pb2+) poisoning causes hypertension, but little is known regarding its acute effects on cardia...
The effects of lead on red blood cell (RBC) membrane proteins were studied in two groups of workers ...
AbstractRat erythrocytes, or erythrocyte membrane ghosts, have been subjected to either chronic (dri...
The selective increase of net K+ permeability in human red cells brought about by either Ca2+ or lea...
The effects of lead on the permeability of rabbit red cells to potassium were studied by analyzing ...
Many scientists around the world call lead an "ubiquitous element" and call to take steps to prevent...
Fragmented human erythrocyte membranes were exposed to PbCl2 for 10-40 min at 23[deg]C prior to (Na+...
In the present work we studied, by chemiluminescence measurements, the influence of lead on the prod...
The effect of lead on two calcium sensitive processes was deter-mined. Micromolar concentrations of ...
Anemia is probably one of the most well-known toxic effects of lead. Previously, lead-induced anemia...
ABSTRACT In order to clarify the mechanism of the increased osmotic resistance of red blood cells in...
Lead is considered one of the major environmental toxicants that causes hematological, neurological,...
PubMedID: 12745990Lead is considered one of the major environmental toxicants that causes hematologi...
Despite significant advances in the United States and other developed countries in controlling the e...
This work was conducted to investigate the action of lead on some biochemical parameters of albino m...
Lead (Pb2+) poisoning causes hypertension, but little is known regarding its acute effects on cardia...