Background: lead is one of the heavy metals contained in motor vehicle exhaust fumes. Lead excreted through the kidney, whereas this lead can lead to negative effects due to its nature as a nephrotoxic. The objectives of this researach was to acknowledge the effects of the lead on kidney microscopic appearanceanda and lead content in the blood itself. Methods: the research study used the post test only group design. The sample was 24 male Balb/c and randomized into 4 groups. K is the control group, which is not exposed to the lead. P1, P2, P3 placed on the highway with a long exposure of 4 hours, 8 hours, 12 hours per day for 30 days. In 31th day mice were terminated to examine their microscopic appearancs anf and measure their blood lead...
Background :Lead in the blood causes disturbances in the human body, because it is very toxic, among...
Lead as a component of air pollution has broad toxic effects and can be detrimental to humans, such ...
The entrance of lead into human bodies may have such impacts as those on hemopoietic and cardiovascu...
Several kind of heavy metals that present in the environment are considered as toxic substance to hu...
Lead (Pb) is a prominent heavy metal emitted by motor vehicle exhausts, factory and mining fumes. It...
A kelepon seller is one of the groups susceptible to metal pollution from motor vehicle emissions fr...
Abstract: Lead as one component of air pollutants has a broad toxic effect in humans may impair kidn...
Background : Lead (Pb) is a toxic material which easily accumulated in human organs and can cause he...
Lead (Pb) is a highly toxic heavy metal which is of no use to the human body, and can accumulated in...
Several kind of heavy metals that present in the environment are considered as toxic substance to hu...
Lead (Pb) is a highly toxic heavy metal which is of no use to the human body, and can accumulated in...
Background: Exposure to lead (Pb) with low levels over a prolonged period will cause health effects ...
Pb (lead) is a highly toxic heavy metals and obtained from consuming food, beverages or through inha...
Pb (lead) is a highly toxic heavy metals and obtained from consuming food, beverages or through inha...
Background:Lead toxicity is one of the most common occupational hazards that affect several organs o...
Background :Lead in the blood causes disturbances in the human body, because it is very toxic, among...
Lead as a component of air pollution has broad toxic effects and can be detrimental to humans, such ...
The entrance of lead into human bodies may have such impacts as those on hemopoietic and cardiovascu...
Several kind of heavy metals that present in the environment are considered as toxic substance to hu...
Lead (Pb) is a prominent heavy metal emitted by motor vehicle exhausts, factory and mining fumes. It...
A kelepon seller is one of the groups susceptible to metal pollution from motor vehicle emissions fr...
Abstract: Lead as one component of air pollutants has a broad toxic effect in humans may impair kidn...
Background : Lead (Pb) is a toxic material which easily accumulated in human organs and can cause he...
Lead (Pb) is a highly toxic heavy metal which is of no use to the human body, and can accumulated in...
Several kind of heavy metals that present in the environment are considered as toxic substance to hu...
Lead (Pb) is a highly toxic heavy metal which is of no use to the human body, and can accumulated in...
Background: Exposure to lead (Pb) with low levels over a prolonged period will cause health effects ...
Pb (lead) is a highly toxic heavy metals and obtained from consuming food, beverages or through inha...
Pb (lead) is a highly toxic heavy metals and obtained from consuming food, beverages or through inha...
Background:Lead toxicity is one of the most common occupational hazards that affect several organs o...
Background :Lead in the blood causes disturbances in the human body, because it is very toxic, among...
Lead as a component of air pollution has broad toxic effects and can be detrimental to humans, such ...
The entrance of lead into human bodies may have such impacts as those on hemopoietic and cardiovascu...