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The effects of multi-heavy metals mixture on blood and antioxidant defense system of mice

2021-09-15

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Heavy metals are widespread in all parts of the environments, thereby polluting soil, water, and biota and finally causing harm to human health. However, humans are prone to a mixture of elements other than a single element. Thus, the study was aimed at determining the hematological indices and oxidative response from exposure to a mixture of multi-elements in mice. Twenty-five (25) male mice were grouped into 5 g...

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Literature Corpus work: e31f2060-75c6-5792-9c02-b0a69cead587
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-890365/v1

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