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Species-Resolved Mercury in a Brazilian Amazonian Population: Tracking Selenium Modulation of Blood Partitioning and Urinary Excretion
Abstract Resolving mercury (Hg) species in humans is essential to understand its toxicity, transport, and excretion, but multimatrix speciation data remain scarce. Amazonian riverine populations exhibit a unique global Hg status, exceeding international safety thresholds. Because Hg fate depends on
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