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Uranium represents a unique case for an element naturally present in the environment, as its chemical guideline value in drinking water significantly increased from 2μg/L in 1998 up to 15μg/L in 2004 and then to 30μg/L in 2011, to date corresponding to a multiplication factor of 15 within a period of just 13years.In this commentary we summarize the evolution of uranium guideline values in drinking-water...
The risk of exposure of workers or populations to materials, such as uranium, of nuclear fuel process origins is a major concern worldwide. Our goal is to improve the knowledge of mechanisms ruling its chemical toxicity, and to search for proteins as potential indicator of effect. Such a marker of internal damage remains to be discovered in the case of uranium. This study, based on DNA microarrays,...
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