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About authorsInstitute (UNCPBA, CIC, MA, located in AZul, Argentina) and Mg. Sci. FabiánGrosman at Multidisciplinary Institute of Ecosystems and Sustainable Development(UNCPBA, Faculty of Veterinary Sciences, located in Tandil, Argentina). Themain research issues of the authors are the assessment of the local natural waterquality (freshwaters and groundwaters) with relation to the human pollution and thedevelopment of tools for it management.Dr. Fabio PelusoFlatlands Hydrology InstituteAv. Italia 7807300Azul, Provincia de Buenos AiresArgentina.fpeluso@faa.unicen.edu.arLong-Term Monitoring of Pesticides in Water From Lake Biwa and RiversFlowing into Lake Biwa p.264-p.285Taizo Tsuda, Ph.D.Taizo Tsuda, Ph.D.Chemical Environment SectionEnvironmental Monitoring DivisionLake Biwa Environment Research Institute5-34 Yanagasaki, Ohtsu, Shiga 520-0022, JAPANE-mail: tsuda-taizo@pref.shiga.lg.jpFields of Research:Environmental chemistry, Monitoring of environmental chemical pollutants in lakesand rivers,Bioconcentration of environmental chemical pollutants in fishTime Trend Variation of Selected Pesticides Residues in Soil From SomeRegions in Vietnam p.286-p.320Toan Vu DucToan Vu Duc, Vice Head of Division of Chemistry, Vietnam Water ResourcesUniversityDivision of ChemistryDepartment of EnvironmentVietnam Water Resources University175 Tay Son street, DongDa district, Hanoi, Vietnamvuductoan@wru.edu.vnvuductoan2001@yahoo.comAcademyPublish.org - The Impact of Pesticides15
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Page 19 and 20: Editor’s PrefacePesticides are hi
Page 21 and 22: Carbamates: Human Exposure and Heal
Page 23 and 24: The acute dermal toxicity of carbam
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Page 31: Pesticide Residues indicated a poss
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Page 37 and 38: Soler C, Mañes J, and Picó Y, (20
Page 39 and 40: Neurotoxic Disorders and Medical Ma
Page 41 and 42: compounds. Reaction 3, called “ag
Page 43 and 44: pattern, starting first with muscle
Page 45 and 46: Chronic organophosphate-induced neu
Page 47 and 48: This recommendation was supported b
Page 49 and 50: Figure 2. Reactivation of phosphory
Page 51 and 52: Asoxime (HI-6)Clinical studies show
Page 53 and 54: In a randomised controlled trial, P
Page 55 and 56: Carpentier P, Delamanche IS, Le Ber
Page 57 and 58: John M, Oommen A, Zachariah A (2003
Page 59 and 60: Lieske CN, Clark JH, Maxwell DM, Zo
Page 61 and 62: Simon FA, Pickering LK (1976). Acut
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contribution in PON1 activity of 17
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and parathion) showed that carriers
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age, pesticide exposure, and CYP3A5
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three percent of case parents resid
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Dick FD, dePalma G, Ahmadi A, Osbor
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Marsillach J, Mackness B, Mackness
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Volk M, Jaklič H, Zorn B, Peterlin
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Pampas, large components of the non
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fauna. Occupational exposure to pes
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potencies. Biomarkers of effect in
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modifications by treating the DNA w
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Lipid peroxidation in erythrocytes
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At the same time, CAT depletion was
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age for all volunteers included. Co
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MixNo.evaluating mixtures of pestic
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of oxidative damage (Prasanthi et a
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In mixtures of pesticides is import
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Collins, A.R. & Dusinska, M. (2009)
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Jong, L.P.A.; Wolring, G.Z. & Bensc
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Ranjbar, A.; Pasalar, P. & Abdollah
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Using a Toxicokinetic Modeling Appr
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DETERMINATION OF BIOLOGICAL REFEREN
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faecal metabolites (e.g. F x (t), F
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the individual’s baseline (i.e. 3
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absorbed NOEL dose was estimated. S
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Based on these available published
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exposed to captan (Berthet et al.,
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ut it is a minor metabolite of folp
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examples highlight the importance o
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Table 3. Mean cumulative amounts of
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Figure 1. Representation of a gener
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Figure 3. Conceptual representation
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Figure 5. Conceptual representation
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Figure 7. Figure Distribution 7. Di
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Barr, D.B., Barr, J.R., Maggio, V.L
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Coye, M.J., Lowe, J.A., Maddy, K.J.
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Gordon, E.B., Ehrlich, T., Mobley,
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Lisi, P., Caraffini, S., Assalve, D
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Samuel, O., St-Laurent, L., Dumas,
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Influence of Organochlorine Pestici
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picture, chemical contamination of
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mechanisms may be involved (such as
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Davis LK, Visitacion N, Riley LG, H
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Morimoto LM, Newcomb PA, White E, B
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Zumbado M, Goethals M, Álvarez-Le
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Modifying Influence of a Pesticide
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neighbouring lake. The research inc
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in distant parts of the lake. It is
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early detection of the contaminatio
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Grzybowski, M, Szarek, J, Zmysłows
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Integrated Pest Management as a Too
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Figure 1. Illustration of an Integr
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Figure 3. Illustration of the fragi
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Figure 5. Graphical representation
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It is important to emphasize that t
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(a.i)/ha] State of Paraná, evaluat
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Selectivity of pesticides to benefi
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Another important example in the so
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Table 3. Effect of different insect
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Table 4. Effect of different herbic
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THE SAFETY OF THE SOYBEAN-IPM ASSOC
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Table 7. Soybean yield (Mean±SE) k
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Bueno, A.F.; Batistela, M.J.; Bueno
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Current Pesticide Loads in Dutch Su
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Figure 1: Percentage of measurement
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In 1998 around 45% of the 389 sites
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anked on the basis of the degree of
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Over the years, the distribution of
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When this result (Figure 6) is comb
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Behavior of Pesticides and Their Tr
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insecticides were 0.06-9.4% and 0.0
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VARIATION OF PESTICIDES IN RIVER WA
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Table 2. Pesticide concentrations i
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Table 2. (Cont.)Pesticide concentra
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Table 2. (Cont.)Pesticide concentra
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detected at 16 and 158 ng/L in maxi
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Table 4. Concentrations of bromobut
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dichlorobenzamide to dichlobenil we
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BYQ (2011). BYQ Water Environment R
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Ministry of Environment (2011). FY
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An Overview of Organochlorinated Pe
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Durresi, Tirana, Fieri, Lushnja, Vl
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concentrated in a Kuderna Danish to
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Figure 2. Distribution of organochl
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Figure 4. Lindane and its isomers i
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Endrin, Dieldrin and AldrinLevels o
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CONCLUSIONSThe occurrence of organo
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Spyros K. Gol.nopoulos, Anastasia D
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do fishing, boating and kayaking. I
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The value of Eq. 1 is then multipli
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In this paper, it was assumed as sa
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The value of the potential effects
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The Aggravating Factor is dimension
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EndosulfanEndosulfanSulphateγ -Chl
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5,000 trials based on the probabili
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Table 7 shows the values of the var
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Figure 3. Probability distribution
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and bioaccumulation potential is wh
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Greitens, T.J., Day, E. (2007). “
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Swanson M., Davis G., Kincaid L., S
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The five pesticides in Lake Biwa an
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Results of surveyTable 1 Concentrat
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Fig. 5 Detection of insecticides in
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Fig. 9 Detection of herbicides in L
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Results of surveyTable 2. Concentra
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Fig. 12 Variations in shipment amou
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Fig. 15 Variations in shipment amou
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was conducted for the five pesticid
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Fig. 19 Maximum concentrations of s
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All of the iprobenfos and isoprothi
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Tsuda T, Aoki S, Kojima M, Harada H
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OVERVIEWChemical and physical infor
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Table 2. Physical and chemical prop
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Table 3. Top 10 countries with high
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to each chemical's lipophilicity an
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Toxicology of HCHDistribution and e
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Situation of study compounds in Vie
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Figure 4. Map showing sampling area
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Table 4. Concentrations of DDT and
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In general, agricultural scale prod
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In Bacninh, low concentrations of
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ΣDDTThanhTri 2TuLiem 2Hanoi centre
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soil and to 96.8% for non-cultivate
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β-HCH α-HCH γ-HCH δ-HCHThanhTri
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Table 11. Selected OCPs concentrati
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are DDT and HCH products used by hu
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Agency for Toxic Substances and Dis
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Minh, N.M., Minh, T.B., Kajiwara, N
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DDT Residues in Breeding Population
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The Booted eagle is a trans-Saharan
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Analytical ProcedureSamples were an
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There may be doubts if the concentr
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TABLES AND FIGURESFigure 1. Maps sh
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Increase in crops area (x1000 Ha)40
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REFERENCESAEPLA (Asociación Empres
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(Milvus milvus) from Doñana Nation
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Muñoz, A, Blas, J (2003). “Aguil
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Dynamic and Batch Adsorption Studie
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In this work we have studied the re
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METHODSTo obtain adsorption equilib
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ISOPROTURON ADSORPTION ON FIXED BED
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Fig.3. Breakthrough curves of isopr
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Fig.5. Breakthrough curves of isopr
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The plot of (C-C * ) -1 vs. C is sh
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Modern Sample Preparation Methods f
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time and cost. In the past few year
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An analytical method based on QuECh
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amounts of sample and solvent, and
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additional clean-up of the samples
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Pressurised Liquid Extraction (PLE)
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Solid-phase Extraction (SPE)In this
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epeatable results, and extends the
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solvent. The cold extract containin
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With their wide range of advantageo
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Based on the highly sensitive and s
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