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The Effect of Sodium Fluoride and Sodium Iodoacetate on Glycolysis in Human Blood.

1941 | The Journal of Biological Chemistry | Bueding E, Goldfarb W. | 141: 539-.

Excerpt It has been generally accepted that a concentration of 1 per cent sodium fluoride is adequate to prevent glycolysis in nonprecipitated blood and that no appreciable glycolysis results if the blood proteins are precipitated within 5 minutes after the blood is drawn (1). Determinations of lactic acid in the blood precipitated within 5 minutes or preserved in 1 per cent sodium fluoride have yielded a range of 8 to 20 mg. per cent for normal subjects under basal conditions. We have had o

Use of geochemical data banks in monitoring the natural environment — a case study from Sri Lanka.

1980 | Environment International | C.B.Dissanayake. | 3(4):293-296.

Chemical tracers as indicator of human fecal coliforms at storm water outfalls.

October 2005 | Environment International | Sankararamakrishnan N, Guo Q. | 31(8):1133-1140.

Relationship between fluorine in drinking water and dental health of residents in some large cities in China.

October 2004 | Environment International | Wang B, Zheng B, Zhai C, Yu G, Liu X. | 30(8):1067-1073.

Groundwater quality and its health impact: An assessment of dental fluorosis in rural inhabitants of the Main Ethiopian Rift.

August 2012 | Environment International | Rango T, Kravchenko J, Atlaw B, McCornick PG, Jeuland M, Merola B, Vengosh A. | 43:37-47.

Assessing the risk of an excess fluoride intake among Swedish children in households with private wells — Expanding static single-source methods to a probabilistic multi-exposure-pathway approach.

July 2014 | Environment International | Augustsson A, Berger T. | 68:192-199.

Decline in Dental Fluorosis Severity during Adolescence: A Cohort Study.

February 24, 2020 | Journal of Dental Research | Curtis AM, Levy SM, Cavanaugh JE, Warren JJ, Kolker JL, Weber-Gasparoni K. | 22034520906089. [Epub ahead of print]

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Health risk assessment of fluorine in fertilizers from a fluorine contaminated region based on the oral bioaccessibility determined by Biomimetic Whole Digestion-Plasma in-vitro Method (BWDPM).

February 5, 2020 | Journal of Hazardous Materials | Yu YQ, Yang JY. | 383:121124.

DNA sequencing reveals AMELX, ODAM and MMP20 variations in dental fluorosis.

February 10, 2020 | Archives of Oral Biology | Tremillo-Maldonado O, Molina-Frechero N, González-González R, Damián-Matsumura P, Sánchez-Pérez L, Sicco E, Suarez M, Bologna-Molina R. | 110:104626.

Children’s perception of other children with dental fluorosis – A cross-sectional study.

February 15, 2020 | Journal of Oral Biology and Craniofacial Research | Siddiq H, Pentapati KC, Acharya S. | 10(2):72-77. [Epub ahead of print]