EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY VOL. 5

nanoRISK Vol 5, Iss 5

With fully conclusive findings about the toxicity of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) still up in the air, research on biomedical applications of CNTs is pushing full steam ahead. Adding to the list of potential concerns, a recent nanotoxicology study by a U.S.-Chinese research team looked into the impact of carbon nanotubes on male reproductive health. The translocation and biodistribution of nanoparti...

Latitudes Vol 5 #4

Manganese and ADHD A study published in Neurotoxicology has generated discussion because it shows a link between high levels of manganese (Mn) given to rats during infancy and the development of behavioral problems similar to Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Mn is an essential element and is currently required by law in infant formulas, but can be neurotoxic at high levels. Recent repo...

Unifying biology: the evolutionary synthesis and evolutionary biology.

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