Cadmium Health Effects and its Prevention
镉对健康的影响及其预防
基本信息
- 批准号:63044128
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- 金额:$ 5.76万
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- 依托单位国家:日本
- 项目类别:Grant-in-Aid for international Scientific Research
- 财政年份:1988
- 资助国家:日本
- 起止时间:1988 至 1990
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Environmental pollution with cadmium and its related health effects were studied at 4 areas in China in 1988-1990. Cadmium in the air of the largest dry refinery of zinc in China were 2.5-6.5, 10.8-23.3, 2.8-4.7 and 0.01-0.16 mg/m^3 in roasting, distillation, ingot casting and cadmium refinery plants, which were significantly higher than the maximum allowable concentration (0.05 mg/m^3), and soil and grass were also heavily contaminated with cadmium : 0.02 mg/m^3, 115-202 mug/g and 196-580 mug/g in the air, soil and grass 500 m away the factory. Prevalences of excessive exposure to cadmium, renal dysfunctions and renal disease were 93.3, 40.0 and 13.3% in an ingot casting plant, 54.5, 36.4 and 0% of workers of a cadmium refinery plant, 45.3, 16.8 and 0% in a roasting plant, respectively. The air of one of the largest alkaline battery factory in China was also reasonably contaminated with cadmium : 24.1, 1.2-2.2 mg/m^3 in large and small battery assembly plants. Cadmium in wheat in the … More area was high as 200-771 mug/g regardless of low cadmium in soil (1.1-8.6 mug/g). Prevalences of excessive cadmium exposure and renal dysfunctions of workers and residents were 33.3% and 16.7%, respectively. Excessive exposure and renal dysfunctions were 33.3 and 16.7% among workers in a small-battery assembly plant and a large-battery assembly plant. Cadmium in the air of the lead dry refinery was 0.03-0.20 and 0.01-0.08 mug/m^3 of melting and cadmium refinery plants. Cadmium in the air, soil and grass 500 m away from the factory were 0.00-0.03 mg/m^3, 0.4-57 mug/g and 1-21 mug/g, respectively. Prevalences of excessive exposure and renal dysfunctions were 20.0 and 1.1%. Cadmium in the air of another zinc refinery were 3.7-4.2, 0.72-0.95, 0.06 mg/m^3 in raw material casting, electrolysis and cadmium ingot casting Plants, respectively. Excessive exposure and renal dysfunctions were found in 46.7 and 10.7% of 164 workers. All the above data may indicate that maximum concentration of cadmium in the air shall be 0.05mg/m^3, and that cadmium health effects shall be detected early by biological monitoring : urine cadmium above 10 mug/gCr and urine beta_2-microglobulin above 300 and 1,000 mug/gCr, respectively. Less
1988 ~ 1990年在我国4个地区进行了镉环境污染及其健康效应的研究。国内最大的干法炼锌厂焙烧、蒸馏、铸锭和炼镉车间空气中镉含量分别为2.5-6.5、10.8-23.3、2.8-4.7和0.01-0.16 mg/m^3,明显高于最高允许浓度土壤和草地也受到严重的镉污染,在工厂500 m外的空气、土壤和草地中分别为0.02 mg/m^3、115-202 mug/g和196-580 mug/g。镉冶炼厂工人镉过量暴露、肾功能损害和肾脏疾病的患病率分别为54.5%、36.4%和0%;焙烧厂工人镉过量暴露、肾功能损害和肾脏疾病的患病率分别为45.3%、16.8%和0%。中国最大的碱性电池工厂之一的空气中也受到了镉的合理污染:24.1,大型和小型电池组装厂的镉含量为1.2-2.2 mg/m^3。2000年小麦中的镉 ...更多信息 尽管土壤中镉含量较低(1.1-8.6 μ g/g),但该地区的镉含量高达200-771 μ g/g。工人和居民镉过量暴露和肾功能损害的患病率分别为33.3%和16.7%。在小型电池组装厂和大型电池组装厂的工人中,过量暴露和肾功能障碍分别为33.3%和16.7%。铅干法精炼厂空气中的镉含量为0.03-0.20 mug/m^3,而熔炼厂和镉精炼厂空气中的镉含量为0.01-0.08 mug/m^3。距工厂500 m处空气、土壤和草地中的镉含量分别为0.00-0.03 mg/m^3、0.4-57 mug/g和1-21 mug/g。过量暴露和肾功能障碍的患病率分别为20.0%和1.1%。另一家锌冶炼厂原料铸造厂、电解厂和镉锭铸造厂空气中镉含量分别为3.7-4.2、0.72-0.95、0.06 mg/m^3。164名工人中46.7%和10.7%的人存在过量接触和肾功能损害。上述数据表明,空气中镉的最大浓度应控制在0.05mg/m^3,并通过生物监测及早发现镉的健康效应:尿镉> 10 μ g/gCr,尿β_2-微球蛋白> 300和1,000 μ g/gCr。少
项目成果
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K. Nomiyama, S. -J. Liu,: "Cadmium health effects and its prevention" Japanese Scientific Monthly. 44. (1991)
K.野宫山,S.-J。
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野見山 一生,他: "生物学的モニタリング指標としての尿中カドミウム" 日本衛生学雑誌. 46. (1991)
Issei Nomiyama 等人:“尿镉作为生物监测指标”,日本卫生杂志 46。(1991 年)
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K. Nomiyama, S. -J. Liu, H. Nomiyama and M. Kasuya: "Elevated urine beta_2-microglobulin, a sign of renal tubular dysfunctions in cadmium workers" Japanese Journal of Hygiene. 45. 483 (1990)
K.野宫山,S.-J。
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野見山 一生,他: "カドミウム作業者の尿中β_2ーミクログロブリン上昇と尿細管機能異常" 日本衛生学雑誌. 45. 483 (1990)
Issei Nomiyama 等人:“镉工人的尿 β_2-微球蛋白升高和肾小管功能异常”日本卫生杂志 45. 483 (1990)。
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野見山 一生,他: "カドミウムの健康影響とその予防" 学術月報. 44. (1991)
Issei Nomiyama 等人:“镉的健康影响及其预防”学术月刊报告 44。(1991 年)
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Plasma cadmium-metallothionein, new and ideal biomarker, based on its mechanism
血浆镉金属硫蛋白,基于其机制的新型理想生物标志物
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09470103 - 财政年份:1997
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Blood pressure elevation by heavy metals, its mechanism and prevention
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Low protein diet, a factor deteriorating toxicities of chemicals
低蛋白饮食是加剧化学物质毒性的一个因素
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02454204 - 财政年份:1990
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Grant-in-Aid for General Scientific Research (B)
Metabolism and pathogenesis of trace elements in humans
人体微量元素的代谢与发病机制
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58440040 - 财政年份:1983
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$ 5.76万 - 项目类别:
Grant-in-Aid for General Scientific Research (A)
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