[The influence of Aronia Melanocarpa Elliot and acetylcysteine on selected biochemical parameters of experimental animals with chronic lead acetate poisoning].

Lead mostly shows that it accumulates in bones in an insoluble phosphate form. Its toxicity grows with the deficiency of calcium, calciferol, irons and coppers in food. The examination was carried out on 40 female and male Wistar rats weighing 200-250 g.

[The effect of anthocyanins from Aronii melanocarpa and acetylcysteine on selected after-effects of lead acetate poisoning].

In recent years we have widely examined the results of protracted exposures on lead. Lead mostly shows that it accumulates in bones in an insoluble phosphate form. In much of the experimental research we observed that lead can cause reactive forms of oxygen and oxidative stress.