Publications by authors named "Yong-Xin Yuan"

Objective: To understand the current situations of saturnism and blood lead levels of children resided in village and circumjacent areas, and to know its relations with sex, age and other factors on children' s health as to providing some evidences for prevention and control.

Methods: An epidemiological survey was conducted for finding out the pollution sources and for a better understanding of the surrounding environment. All 221 children under 14 years old, from the lead pollution villages and surrounding establishments were enrolled, and their blood lead levels were detected by graphite atomizer absorption spectrophotometer method.

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To study the frequencies of numerical and structural aberrations for chromosome in sperm of benzene exposed workers, the multi-color FISH was used. Four DNA probes(one for chromosome 1 centromere and one for 1 p terminal, and two for chromosome 18 centromere) were hybridized with interphase sperms, and the frequencies of numerical aberrations for chromosome 1, 18 and structural aberrations of chromosome 1 were detected simultaneously. The time weighted average concentration (TWA) of benzene in workplace (42.

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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Yong-Xin Yuan"

  • - Yong-xin Yuan has conducted significant research on the health effects of environmental pollutants, particularly focusing on lead poisoning (saturnism) in children and genetic aberrations among workers exposed to benzene.
  • - In a 2008 study, he surveyed blood lead levels in children from lead-polluted areas, aiming to correlate these levels with various demographic factors to inform prevention strategies.
  • - Another study from 2003 utilized multi-color fluorescence in situ hybridization to investigate chromosome aberrations in the sperm of benzene-exposed workers, highlighting the genetic risks associated with occupational exposure to harmful chemicals.