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2014•Journal of Analytical Atomic SpectrometryRequires access

Evaluation of dietary exposure of crabs to inorganic mercury or methylmercury, with or without co-exposure to selenium

Daiane Placido Torres, Solange Cadore, Andrea Raab, Jörg Feldmann, Eva M. Krupp

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Dietary exposure of crabs to mercury species, w/o selenium co-exposure, showed the antagonistic role that selenium may play against mercury.

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Dietary exposure of crabs to mercury species, w/o selenium co-exposure, showed the antagonistic role that selenium may play against mercury.

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Dietary exposure of crabs to mercury species, w/o selenium co-exposure, showed the antagonistic role that selenium may play against mercury.

Key concepts: Mercury (programming language), Selenium, Methylmercury, Environmental chemistry, MERCURY EXPOSURE, Chemistry, MERCURE, Biomonitoring

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