Примеры использования Methylmercury на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ug methylmercury per kg body weight per week.
The scientists were able to isolate the culprit, methylmercury released in the bay.
Listing methylmercury in the Stockholm Convention.
The half-life of ethylmercury is six days compared with 40- 50 days for methylmercury.
Methylmercury is also excreted in mother's milk.
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Before the 1971 incident, around 200-300 cases of methylmercury poisoning had been reported worldwide.
Methylmercury under the Stockholm Convention.
Total Diet Study including analysis of mercury and methylmercury in different fish preparations.
Methylmercury under the Stockholm POPs Convention.
Most mercury in hair is in the form methylmercury, especially among populations that consume fish.
Methylmercury is a potent neurotoxic chemical.
Both marine and freshwater fish, as well as marine mammals,accumulate methylmercury in their muscle tissue.
In addition, the methylmercury level in fish is not reduced by cooking.
Differences of exposure were noted in various European countries- for example,exposure to methylmercury.
Some methylmercury is converted to inorganic mercury and excreted.
It rapidly converts to inorganic mercury,which is less toxic to the brain than ethylmercury or methylmercury.
Some methylmercury may be excreted in milk but to a much lesser extent.
The earliest likely dates that the COP could consider methylmercury if it were nominated would be 2011 or 2013.
Methylmercury crosses the blood-brain and placental barriers and is able to enter cells.
The results confirmed the high fish consumption in Spain and, correspondingly,a high exposure to methylmercury.
Methylmercury which is naturally produced from elemental mercury in the environment does not degrade.
As described in Chapter 2, the general population is primarily exposed to methylmercury through the diet, especially from fish.
Other dietary sources of methylmercury are not addressed, but are generally considered minor compared to fish.
It has been reported that increased mortality from cardiovascular effects may be due to even small increases in methylmercury exposure.
Methylmercury is incorporated into hair as the hair is formed and has a direct relationship with blood mercury levels.
Parties to the Stockholm Convention could agree to list methylmercury in the Convention's Annex C for unintentionally produced POPs.
Methylmercury crosses the blood-brain barrier easily, probably owing to formation of a complex with cysteine.
It should also be notedthat inorganic mercury is a contaminant of food, but exposure is considered less important because of the lower toxicity of inorganic mercury compared to methylmercury.
Grain treated with a methylmercury fungicide and never intended for human consumption was imported into Iraq as seed grain from Mexico and the United States.
In 1972, delegates to the Stockholm Conference on the Human Environment witnessed Japanese junior highschool student Shinobu Sakamoto, disabled as the result of methylmercury poisoning in utero.