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| | Articles of Volume : 2 Issue : 44 ( 14, May - 2015) | | | | 155 | DIMETHOATE 30EC INDUCED HISTOPATHOLOGICAL EFFECTS ON LIVER AND KIDNEY OF “MUS MUSCULUS” (Linn.). | | By : Chandan Kumar Poddar, Amarnath Vinayak, Arya Bhaskar | | Abstract : Pesticide hazards have been accentuated by the sharp rise in their agricultural, industrial and domestic use. Our study investigated the toxic effects of the dimethoate 30EC, an organophosphorous pesticide, on some organs (liver and kidney) of mice. The orally doses administered were 12mg/kg and 24mg/kg of dimethoate. | | | | Author Profile | Full-Text PDF |View Video | |
| | | 163 | “HEAVY METAL CONCENTRATION IN SOIL IN AND AROUND NANDURBAR WITH IMPACT OF HUMAN ENVIRONMENT” | | By : N. S. Sonawane , C. P. Sawant | | Abstract : Excessive level of trace metal may occur naturally as result of normal geological phenomena such as ore formation. Weathering of rocks leaching ore, in case of Zn, Cu and Pb May make these metals available to the biosphere. Man releases more of the metals by burning fossil fuels, mining, smeliting, discharging industrial, agricultural and domestic waste. Mainly three types of soil are observed in the Nandurbar district i.e. coarse shallow soils, medium deep soils and deep black soils, the soils of district are basically derived from deccan trap basalt to the south of Tapi river. | | | | Author Profile | Full-Text PDF |View Video | |
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