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Added references: meli-2024-baby-food-chemical-characterization-italy; smovrsnik-2023-heavy-metals-oxidative-stress-pcos; amerikanou-2022-ibd-biomarkers-trace-metals; fan-2024-heavy-metal-arthritis-machine-learning; arias-borrego-2022-metallomic-metabolomic-covid-mothers;…

Added references: meli-2024-baby-food-chemical-characterization-italy; smovrsnik-2023-heavy-metals-oxidative-stress-pcos; amerikanou-2022-ibd-biomarkers-trace-metals; fan-2024-heavy-metal-arthritis-machine-learning; arias-borrego-2022-metallomic-metabolomic-covid-mothers; dou-2024-heavy-metals-utero-asd-age3-meta-analysis.

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Created “Thallium”: One of the most toxic metals known to biology, thallium earns its reputation through a deceptively simple trick: it masquerades as potassium. With an ionic radius (1.50 A) nearly identical to K+ (1.38…

Created “Thallium”: One of the most toxic metals known to biology, thallium earns its reputation through a deceptively simple trick: it masquerades as potassium. With an ionic radius (1.50 A) nearly identical to K+ (1.38… Published sections: Thallium (Tl); Chemical Properties; Sources of Exposure; The CKD Connection; Potassium Channel Mimicry; Mitochondrial Disruption; Neurological Effects; Microbiome Interactions; Open Questions; Cross-References.

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