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Journal of Trace Elements and Minerals
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ISSN 2773-0506 · Elsevier · 297 artikel di indeks
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Hydrochemical characterization, heavy metal contamination, and human health risk assessment of borehole water in Mbeya Urban, Tanzania
Background: Borehole water is a major domestic water source in many urban and peri‑urban areas with inadequate centralized piped supply infrastructure. Purpose and methodology: This study evaluated the hydrochemical characteristics, heavy metal concentrations, and human health risks of borehole…
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Two-element cesium-zinc plasma contrast across ultrasound-defined hepatic steatosis: an exploratory reanalysis of a Greek adult cohort
Background/Objectives: Opposing plasma cesium and zinc gradients were previously reported across ultrasound-defined steatosis stages in this same Greek cohort. We evaluated whether these previously observed directions could be summarized as an outcome-informed, equal-weight two-element contrast…
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Integrated hydrogeochemical characterization, water quality index, and human health risk assessment of groundwater in Maharashtra, India
Background: Groundwater quality in industrial regions is increasingly threatened by coal-based thermal power plants due to the leaching of fly ash and ash pond effluents. These processes can alter groundwater hydrochemistry and introduce potentially toxic elements, posing risks to human health and…
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Trace element dynamics and male fertility: A narrative review on lead, iron, and zinc
Background: Male infertility is an increasing global health concern, with growing evidence highlighting the role of essential trace elements and toxic metals in male reproductive physiology. Zinc and iron are critical for spermatogenesis, redox homeostasis, and endocrine regulation, whereas lead is…
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Trace elements, toxicity burdens and industrial water recirculation in molasses-based bioethanol production: A planetary boundary-based life cycle assessment
Background: Conventional life cycle assessment (LCA) reports the climate and fossil-fuel benefits of molasses-based bioethanol; however, it does not assess whether trace-element-driven impacts remain within planetary safe operating limits. This study elucidates the role of trace elements (Ni, Cr…
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Chemical and optical profiling of textile effluents and associated heavy metal risks in Bangladesh
Textile wet-processing generates wastewater containing salts, dyes, organic pollutants, and heavy metals. This study evaluated treated textile effluents using a combined approach based on physicochemical parameters, heavy metal concentrations, pollution indices, and dissolved organic matter (DOM)…
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Role of ZnO and TiO
Persistent Organic Pollutants (POP) and trace elements are important contaminants in global water quality management because of their toxicity, non-biodegradability, and bioaccumulation potential. Contaminants are not easily removed, especially when present at low concentrations and in complex…
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Human health implications of major nutrients and trace elements in marine-dried fishes collected from renowned marketplaces of Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh
Background: Different marketplaces of Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, are renowned for various types of marine-dried fish. The present study was undertaken to assess the contribution of marine-dried fish to human nutrition and the health risks associated with potentially toxic elements induced by their…
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Sources distribution and trace elements pollution levels of soils from open dumpsites around Dutse metropolis, Jigawa state, Nigeria
Background: Indiscriminate disposal of solid waste and lack of efficient waste management systems have led to increased trace elements (TEs) contamination in urban and semi-urban areas in developing countries. TEs are among the most hazardous due to their persistence and non-degradability. They can…
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Feasibility of simple analytical strategies for quantifying phosphorus present as dissolved phosphate in human urine
Background: Accessible analytical strategies for quantifying phosphorus present as dissolved phosphate in human urine. Methods: EPA Method 365.3, recommended by the American Public Health Association for water and wastewater examination, was adapted. Results: The molybdenum blue colorimetric…
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Trace element exposure and accelerated aging: Epidemiological evidence, biological mechanisms, and public health implications
Background: Trace elements are persistent environmental contaminants that may contribute to biological aging through cumulative effects on molecular, cellular, and physiological processes. Cadmium, lead, mercury, arsenic, and manganese are widely distributed through industrial activity, mining…
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Biological consequences and HPT-axis dysregulation under extreme iodine exposure in zebrafish: Implications for thyroid function, behaviour and pathophysiology
Background: Iodine deficiency-related thyroid dysfunction has been widely addressed via universal salt iodization; however, the effect of excessive iodine exposure remains unexamined. Recent clinical studies have linked high-dose iodine intake to thyroid dysfunction. Objective: This study…
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Heavy metals across the coal lifecycle covering sources, environmental pathways and global remediation strategies
Coal remains a vital component of global energy production. However, its lifecycle from mining and processing to combustion and waste disposal releases heavy metals (HMs) and metalloids that pose a global threat to environmental integrity and public health. This comprehensive review synthesizes…
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Technological advances, challenges and future prospects for remote sensing-driven climate change monitoring
Background: Climate change poses existential threats to Environ. ironmental sustainability, resource management, and global ecosystem stability. Remote sensing technologies have become indispensable for monitoring these climate-related processes, providing continuous, large-scale and…
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Ecological risks of nutrient and metal contamination in Calabar River sediments, Nigeria
Introduction: The Calabar River in southeastern Nigeria faces severe pollution from industrial discharges, agricultural runoff, and urban wastewater, threatening its ecological integrity and the livelihoods of dependent communities, yet comprehensive risk assessments integrating nutrient enrichment…
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Evaluating climate-induced drivers of trace metal mobilization in environmental systems
Background: Two major threats to the environment are intensification of anthropogenic activities and ongoing climate change. The anthropogenic activities for economic growth are releasing abundant quantity of trace metals into the environment and it is likely to increase leading to disaster in…
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Monitoring and assessment of groundwater suitability for drinking and irrigation in the granary region of central-west Bangladesh using entropy index
Introduction: This study assesses groundwater suitability for drinking and irrigation in central-west Bangladesh’s granary region. Using the entropy water quality index (EWQI) and conventional irrigation indices, it evaluates water quality essential for public health and sustainable agriculture…
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Predictive Modeling and Optimization of Moringa Oleifera Seed-Derived Silver Nanoparticles (Mo-AgNPs) for Multi-Contaminant Water Purification in Doma, Nigeria
Background: Green-synthesized Moringa oleifera silver nanoparticles (Mo-AgNPs) are being deployed for decentralized water treatment in rural Nigeria without any empirical risk framework. This study had one objective: to determine, through field-calibrated modeling, whether Mo-AgNP use in Doma LGA…
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Lead phytoremediation and selective biogas production from Typha latifolia L.: physiological and biochemical responses
Background: Lead (Pb) contamination in aquatic environments is increasing worldwide, yet studies integrating metal uptake, plant tolerance mechanisms, and post-remediation biomass valorization remain limited. Bridging phytoremediation efficiency with sustainable biomass management is essential to…
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Trace metal research in the Amazon: A four-decade bibliometric analysis of trends and emerging perspectives
Background: Trace metal contamination is a persistent environmental challenge in the Amazon, where mining, land-use change and hydrological alterations intensify metal mobility and ecological risks. Despite growing scientific attention, no comprehensive synthesis has assessed how research on this…