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Modification by genetic polymorphism of lead-induced IQ alteration: a systematic review.

Environmental science and pollution research international - 1 Jun 2022

Lima Luíza Siqueira, Galiciolli Maria Eduarda Andrade, Pereira Meire Ellen, Felisbino Karoline, Machado-Souza Cleber, de Oliveira Cláudia Sirlene, Guiloski Izonete Cristina

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As well as a lead-related environmental factor, genetic factors could also corroborate important changes in intelligence quotient (IQ) through single-nucleotide polymorphisms. Thus, a systematic review was carried out to evaluate the possible influence of polymorphism on blood Pb levels and IQ points in pediatric patients (0-19 years old). Following the PRISMA guideline, the studies were systematically collected...

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PMID: 35386084
DOI: 10.1007/s11356-022-19981-7

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