2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.chemosphere.2010.06.008
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Levels of PCDD/Fs in local and non-local food samples collected from a highly polluted area in Turkey

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“…In the present study, it was assumed that food ingestion accounted for about 90-99% of uptake, especially in M area, where about 65% of land is agricultural and most of the population live self-sufficiently, whereas food consumed by people living in L area is always commercial products. Aslan et al [18] determined the PCDD/Fs levels in various food samples collected from a highly polluted area in Turkey, and found that the PCDD/F levels were higher in the local products than in the non-local and commercial ones. This indicated that people had a higher PCDD/F exposure via food in M area than in L area.…”
Section: Atmospheric Dispersion Simulations and Comparison With Samplingmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In the present study, it was assumed that food ingestion accounted for about 90-99% of uptake, especially in M area, where about 65% of land is agricultural and most of the population live self-sufficiently, whereas food consumed by people living in L area is always commercial products. Aslan et al [18] determined the PCDD/Fs levels in various food samples collected from a highly polluted area in Turkey, and found that the PCDD/F levels were higher in the local products than in the non-local and commercial ones. This indicated that people had a higher PCDD/F exposure via food in M area than in L area.…”
Section: Atmospheric Dispersion Simulations and Comparison With Samplingmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…10 In Turkey, samples collected from two industrial areas exhibited PCDD/F levels that were 2-10 times higher than in other local samples. 42 Nakagawa et al 40 investigated the dioxin (including PCDD/Fs and coPCBs) levels in different spinach tissues and found that dioxins in leaves were higher than in stem, or in red collar. Interestingly, the dioxin levels in edible parts (leaves, stem, and red collar) were lower than those in nonedible parts (primary and secondary roots).…”
Section: Pcbs Pcdd/fs 221 Occurrence Of Pcbs and Pcdd/fs In Vegetamentioning
confidence: 98%
“…3,8 Only few studies have investigated the occurrence of PCDD/Fs in vegetables from industrial areas. 10,42 In the case of the Mantua district, northern Italy, in an area where chemical industries and an incinerator are operating, PCDD/Fs in vegetables were frequently below the limit of detection (LOD), and only few samples, especially lettuce, cabbage, cauliflower and rosemary exhibited detectable concentrations for one or more PCDD/F congeners.…”
Section: Pcbs Pcdd/fs 221 Occurrence Of Pcbs and Pcdd/fs In Vegetamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…48 Fakat Aslan ve ark.nın yaptığı çalışmada ise yumurtalardaki PCDD/F düzeyini (<1,16'ya 10,9 pg TEQ g -1 yağ) uluslararası limitlerin üzerinde olan örneklerinde olduğu bildirilmiştir. 49 Yumurtalardaki dioksin düzeyi, tavukların aldıkları yem miktarına bağlıdır. 50 Iben ve ark.nın yaptığı çalışmada, kg başına 4 ng TEQ ile kirlenmiş yemdeki dioksinin ortalama %21,2'sinin yenilebilir dokularda biriktiği tespit edilmiştir.…”
Section: Yumurtada Di̇oksi̇nunclassified