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As per available reports about 17 Conferences, 5 Workshops and 9 Relevant journals are presently dedicated exclusively to Metallic Toxicology and about 200 articles are being published on Metallic Toxicology.
Metallic toxicology is the toxic effect of certain metals on living systems. There are numerous metals causes varying degrees of diseases based on acute and chronic exposures. Many metals are poisonous when they form toxic soluble composites. Certain metals do not have biological role, and are not essential minerals, but they are toxic when in a certain form. For example, lead may have negative health effects in any measurable amount.
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OMICS International Conference series focuses to enhance knowledge dissemination among its varied range of participants including eminent speakers, renowned scientists, industrialists from top notch companies, young researchers and students. OMICS International Pharma conferences foster the better understanding of latest scientific researches by providing a global exposure to its participants where they can associate with relatable professionals. The scope of these gatherings is further extended by encompassing remarking key areas like Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs, Mass Spectrometry, Separation Techniques, Toxicology , Therapeutic Drug Monitoring and Toxicogenomics, Pain Medicine, Clinical Pharmacy, GMP and GLP quality control, followed by Bioavailability and Bioequivalence studies, Biosimilars and Pharmacognosy.
Scope and Importance:
Usually heavy metals are considered as synonymous, but in some cases lighter metals may also be toxic in certain conditions. Beryllium and lithium are considered as lighter toxic metals. All heavy metals are not particularly toxic, and some are important, like iron. Chelation therapy is used to treat the metal poisoning. In this technique the procedure involves is the administration of chelation components to remove metals from the body. A group of elements which have particular weight characteristics are known as heavy metals. Cobalt, copper, iron, manganese, molybdenum, vanadium, strontium, and zinc are the heavy metals and these are essential to health in trace amounts. Some are non-essential and these can be hazardous to health in excessive amounts only. Cadmium, antimony, chromium, mercury, lead, and arsenic are most common metals which cause heavy metal toxicity and in this mercury, lead, and arsenic plays vital role.
Market Analysis:
The global toxicology testing market is estimated to reach $17,227 million by 2018 at a CAGR of 13.5% during the forecast period (2013–2018). A double digit growth will be witnessed by the market which is attributed to the increasing advancements in new approaches. There are also factors which hinder the market. In 2013 pharmaceutical industry has the maximum share. Under the applications, systemic toxicity which includes metallic toxicity market accounted for the largest share of the overall toxicology market in 2013. The tenacious requirement to detect cardiac toxicity and liver toxicity are the prime reasons of toxicity caused by any drug and this is propelling the market growth. The government programs such as the TOX 21 initiated by the U.S. government and growing number of drug discoveries and innovations globally represent an opportunity for the growth of the market.
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This page was last updated on April 20, 2024