Arsenic is a toxic element that is found in the atmosphere, as well as in aquatic and ter-restrial environments. We have demonstrated that As3 * binds to human metallothionein-2 (hMT-2) by UV absorption spectroscopy, inductively coupled plasma-atomic emission spectrometry (ICP-AES), and matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry (MALDI-TOF-MS). MALDI-TOF-MS revealed that the structure of the adduct formed by arsenic and hMT-2 (As-hMT-2) was not homogeneous. The maximum molar ratio of arsenic to hMT-2 was found to be more than 6:1 on ICP-AES, UV absorp-tion spectroscopy and MALDI-TOF-MS. The ratio of the number of sulfhydryl groups in hMT-2 that bound arsenic was 3:1, which is the same as the ratios reported...
The mechanism of tolerance to arsenic toxicity is not known. Recently it has been shown that arsenic...
Arsenic is omnipresent in soil, air, food and water. Chronic exposure to arsenic is a serious proble...
The mechanism of arsenic toxicity is believed to be due to the ability of arsenite (As(III)) to bind...
Arsenic has been classified as a group I carcinogen. It has been ranked number one in the CERCLA pri...
Trivalent arsenic (As(III)) exposure is linked to cancer, but exposure includes pentavalent arsenic ...
The intracellular As-protein binding in cytosol and methanol–water extract of the auricle and saphen...
Arsenic is a toxic metalloid and is ubiquitous in our environment. In ancient cultures it was valued...
Inorganic arsenic administered to animals is primarily associated with liver cytosolic macromolecule...
The intracellular As-protein binding in cytosol and methanol–water extract of the auricle and saphen...
Arsenic is the most pervasive environmental toxic substance. As a consequence of its ubiquity, nearl...
The identification of arsenic direct-binding proteins is essential for determining the mechanism by ...
Some arsenic compounds were the first antimicrobial agents specifically synthesized for the treatmen...
Arsenic (As) exists as highly toxic chemical species. Chronic exposure to its inorganic form can cau...
In humans, arsenic is primarily metabolized by arsenic (þ3 oxidation state) methyltransferase (As3MT...
Despite of its known toxicity and potential to cause cancer, arsenic has been proven to be a very im...
The mechanism of tolerance to arsenic toxicity is not known. Recently it has been shown that arsenic...
Arsenic is omnipresent in soil, air, food and water. Chronic exposure to arsenic is a serious proble...
The mechanism of arsenic toxicity is believed to be due to the ability of arsenite (As(III)) to bind...
Arsenic has been classified as a group I carcinogen. It has been ranked number one in the CERCLA pri...
Trivalent arsenic (As(III)) exposure is linked to cancer, but exposure includes pentavalent arsenic ...
The intracellular As-protein binding in cytosol and methanol–water extract of the auricle and saphen...
Arsenic is a toxic metalloid and is ubiquitous in our environment. In ancient cultures it was valued...
Inorganic arsenic administered to animals is primarily associated with liver cytosolic macromolecule...
The intracellular As-protein binding in cytosol and methanol–water extract of the auricle and saphen...
Arsenic is the most pervasive environmental toxic substance. As a consequence of its ubiquity, nearl...
The identification of arsenic direct-binding proteins is essential for determining the mechanism by ...
Some arsenic compounds were the first antimicrobial agents specifically synthesized for the treatmen...
Arsenic (As) exists as highly toxic chemical species. Chronic exposure to its inorganic form can cau...
In humans, arsenic is primarily metabolized by arsenic (þ3 oxidation state) methyltransferase (As3MT...
Despite of its known toxicity and potential to cause cancer, arsenic has been proven to be a very im...
The mechanism of tolerance to arsenic toxicity is not known. Recently it has been shown that arsenic...
Arsenic is omnipresent in soil, air, food and water. Chronic exposure to arsenic is a serious proble...
The mechanism of arsenic toxicity is believed to be due to the ability of arsenite (As(III)) to bind...