Original articlePregnancy increases mobilization of lead from maternal skeleton☆
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2022, Journal of Trace Elements in Medicine and BiologyCitation Excerpt :Bone is one of the main storage sites for metals: over 99% of body burden of Sr [8], 90% of Pb [9] and 60% of Al [10] is located in the bones. In the case of pregnancy, blood concentrations of metals are not only the marker of acute external exposure but can also express the mobilization of metal ions from the bone mineral matrix as pregnancy induces bone remodeling [11,12]. In bone, there are two main ways for metals to accumulate [13].
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Supported by National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences contract NOI-ES-05292 (Biokinetics of Lead in Human Pregnancy).
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