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Transactions: SIMULATION AND MODELLING
Transactions ID Number: 10-149
Full Name: Mariko Mochizuki
Position: Associate Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Female
Address: 1-7-1, Kyounan,Musashino, Tokyo180-8602
Country: JAPAN
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Title of the Paper: a new index for heavy metals in biological monitoring
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Mariko Mochizuki, Makoto Mori, Ryo Hondo, Fukiko Ueda
Email addresses of all the authors: m-mochi@nvlu.ac.jp,acmmori@agr.shizuoka.ac.jp,r-hondo@nvlu.ac.jp,fueda@nvlu.ac.jp
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: This study was designed to verify the usefulness of the cadmium (Cd) standard regression line (CSRL) in animals uncontaminated with lead (Pb), and to develop a new index for Pb if the CSRL could not be used. Although a significant regression line for Pb was obtained using a total of 69 data points cited in published references, four data points were eliminated by the statistical examination (min-Pb line), and the min-Pb line was significantly different from the CSRL. The data from animals to which Pb was administered and from wildlife obviously polluted with Pb diverged from the min-Pb line. The contents of other heavy metals, chromium, copper, manganese, zinc, arsenic, cobalt and selenium, in normal animals, cited from references, also fell on the min-Pb line, although the data for thallium fell on the CSRL. We named the min-Pb line the 'Mochizuki–Ueda line' because this line may become a widely used index for animals uncontaminated by multiple metals
Keywords: Biological monitoring, Cadmium, Experimental animal, Heavy metals, Index, Lead, Wildlife
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Special (Invited) Session: a new index for heavy metals in biological monitoring
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