ArticleToxics2025
Potentially Toxic Elements Accumulation and Health Risk Evaluation in Different Parts of Traditional Chinese Medicinal Materials.
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Abstract
This study systematically analyzed commercially available traditional Chinese medicines for As, Hg, Pb, Cd, and Cu, classifying them into roots and rhizomes (underground parts), stems and leaves, whole herbs, flowers, fruits and seeds (aboveground parts), and animal-derived decoction pieces. The concentration ranges of five elements in underground parts were 0~7.09, 0~0.29, 0~4.1, 0~1.1 and 0~49.2 mg/kg, with exceedance rates of 0-2.3%. Aboveground parts showed ranges of 0~1.54, 0~1.02, 0~13, 0~0.96 and 0~43.4 mg/kg, with exceedance rates of 0-8.8%. Animal-derived decoction pieces showed ranges of 0.07~27.18, 0~1, 0~55, 0~4.11 and 0.23~43.9 mg/kg, with exceedance rates of 6.7-41.3%. Principal component and cluster analyses indicated distinct contamination sources between animal-derived and plant-derived materials. The pollution index showed that animal-derived materials required special attention. Among plant-derived materials,
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