2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.envres.2023.116835
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Occupational exposure to potentially toxic elements alters gene expression profiles in formal and informal Brazilian workers

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“…A moderate correlation was observed between As concentration in domestic dust where informal work took place and As concentrations in the blood of children residing in those houses, while concentration was strongly associated with the Cd concentration in household dust (Barrozo et al, 2022). Informal production of jewelry also increases the exposure of working families to cadmium reflecting higher cadmium urinary concentrations in workers (Salles et al, 2021). Jewelry pieces analyzed by X-ray showed concentrations above the Brazilian regulatory limits for cadmium (>100 mg kg 1 ) and lead (>300 mg kg 1 ) (Salles et al, 2021).…”
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“…A moderate correlation was observed between As concentration in domestic dust where informal work took place and As concentrations in the blood of children residing in those houses, while concentration was strongly associated with the Cd concentration in household dust (Barrozo et al, 2022). Informal production of jewelry also increases the exposure of working families to cadmium reflecting higher cadmium urinary concentrations in workers (Salles et al, 2021). Jewelry pieces analyzed by X-ray showed concentrations above the Brazilian regulatory limits for cadmium (>100 mg kg 1 ) and lead (>300 mg kg 1 ) (Salles et al, 2021).…”
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confidence: 96%
“…Informal production of jewelry also increases the exposure of working families to cadmium reflecting higher cadmium urinary concentrations in workers (Salles et al, 2021). Jewelry pieces analyzed by X-ray showed concentrations above the Brazilian regulatory limits for cadmium (>100 mg kg 1 ) and lead (>300 mg kg 1 ) (Salles et al, 2021). Barrozo et al (2022) concluded that lead is found in samples of soldering wire used by informal workers, while cadmium is found in samples of soldering powder.…”
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