ArticleActa naturae
Ortho- and Meta-monochlorinated Biphenyls Suppress Humoral Immunity and Exert Toxic Effects on Mouse Liver Cells.
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Abstract
Widespread environmental contamination with polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) leads to serious health problems for humans and animals. Our main focus should be on studying the negative effects of exposure to medium- and highly chlorinated PCBs in the human body. There is limited information on the impact of low-chlorinated biphenyls containing 1-2 substituents per molecule on the functions of mammalian organs and systems. Under natural conditions, PCBs can undergo bacterial degradation; the resulting compounds belong to a group of secondary pollutants and are considered hazardous to the environment. Because of limited research, the question regarding the impact of mono-substituted chlorobiphenyl congeners, as well as the products of their biotransformation, remains open. In the presented work, the effects of
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