Endothelial Dysfunction
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Heavy metals exert some of their most devastating effects on the nervous system. lead, mercury, and arsenic are the three metals with the most extensively documented neurotoxic mechanisms, but cadmium, manganese, aluminum, and nickel also contribute to neurological dama…
An umbrella term for metallic elements with relatively high density (conventionally 5 g/cm3), many of which are toxic to biological systems at low concentrations. This wiki uses "heavy metals" broadly to encompass both strictly toxic metals and essential trace metals th…
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Chronic nickel exposure can damage the central nervous system, causing behavioral and cognitive deficits through oxidative stress in the hippocampus and disruption of multiple neurotransmitter systems.
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