FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2127608723> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W2127608723 endingPage "1154" @default.
• W2127608723 startingPage "1143" @default.
• W2127608723 abstract "Iron is the major metal found in welding fumes, and although it is an essential trace element, its overload causes toxicity due to Fenton reactions. To avoid oxidative damage, excess iron is bound to ferritin, and as a result, serum ferritin (SF) is a recognized biomarker for iron stores, with high concentrations linked to inflammation and potentially also cancer. However, little is known about iron overload in welders. Within this study, we assessed the iron status and quantitative associations between airborne iron, body iron stores, and iron homeostasis in 192 welders not wearing dust masks. Welders were equipped with personal samplers in order to determine the levels of respirable iron in the breathing zone during a working shift. SF, prohepcidin and other markers of iron status were determined in blood samples collected after shift. The impact of iron exposure and other factors on SF and prohepcidin were estimated using multiple regression models. Our results indicate that respirable iron is a significant predictor of SF and prohepcidin. Concentrations of SF varied according to the welding technique and respiratory protection used, with a median of 103 μg l(-1) in tungsten inert gas welders, 125 μg l(-1) in those wearing air-purifying respirators, and 161 μg l(-1) in other welders. Compared to welders with low iron stores (SF < 25 μg l(-1)), those with excess body iron (SF ≥ 400 μg l(-1)) worked under a higher median concentration of airborne iron (60 μg m(-3) versus 148 μg m(-3)). Even though air concentrations of respirable iron and manganese were highly correlated, and low iron stores have been reported to increase manganese uptake in the gastrointestinal tract, no correlation was seen between SF and manganese in blood. In conclusion, monitoring SF may be a reasonable method for health surveillance of welders. Respiratory protection with air-purifying respirators can decrease iron exposure and avoid chronically higher SF in welders working with high-emission technologies." @default.
• W2127608723 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W2127608723 creator A5001532939 @default.
• W2127608723 creator A5003031121 @default.
• W2127608723 creator A5005726358 @default.
• W2127608723 creator A5015074830 @default.
• W2127608723 creator A5016173348 @default.
• W2127608723 creator A5022630478 @default.
• W2127608723 creator A5032832050 @default.
• W2127608723 creator A5033642347 @default.
• W2127608723 creator A5041664877 @default.
• W2127608723 creator A5046681181 @default.
• W2127608723 creator A5052241298 @default.
• W2127608723 creator A5067109264 @default.
• W2127608723 creator A5069678876 @default.
• W2127608723 creator A5069708996 @default.
• W2127608723 creator A5078124204 @default.
• W2127608723 date "2014-09-15" @default.
• W2127608723 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W2127608723 title "Influence of Welding Fume on Systemic Iron Status" @default.
• W2127608723 cites W1975068341 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W1976086003 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W1977734247 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W1993597997 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W2007414294 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W2015894758 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W2030082209 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W2034205549 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W2045788772 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W2057119701 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W2062107099 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W2062214745 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W2074069122 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W2085089910 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W2096961412 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W2114771952 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W2116191012 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W2118427483 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W2135481547 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W2142374658 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W2148702523 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W2150007071 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W2155878409 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W2157622016 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W2162099333 @default.
• W2127608723 cites W68298197 @default.
• W2127608723 doi "https://doi.org/10.1093/annhyg/meu068" @default.
• W2127608723 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25223225" @default.
• W2127608723 hasPublicationYear "2014" @default.
• W2127608723 type Work @default.
• W2127608723 sameAs 2127608723 @default.
• W2127608723 citedByCount "16" @default.
• W2127608723 countsByYear W21276087232015 @default.
• W2127608723 countsByYear W21276087232016 @default.
• W2127608723 countsByYear W21276087232017 @default.
• W2127608723 countsByYear W21276087232018 @default.
• W2127608723 countsByYear W21276087232019 @default.
• W2127608723 countsByYear W21276087232020 @default.
• W2127608723 countsByYear W21276087232021 @default.
• W2127608723 countsByYear W21276087232022 @default.
• W2127608723 countsByYear W21276087232023 @default.
• W2127608723 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W2127608723 hasAuthorship W2127608723A5001532939 @default.
• W2127608723 hasAuthorship W2127608723A5003031121 @default.
• W2127608723 hasAuthorship W2127608723A5005726358 @default.
• W2127608723 hasAuthorship W2127608723A5015074830 @default.
• W2127608723 hasAuthorship W2127608723A5016173348 @default.
• W2127608723 hasAuthorship W2127608723A5022630478 @default.
• W2127608723 hasAuthorship W2127608723A5032832050 @default.
• W2127608723 hasAuthorship W2127608723A5033642347 @default.
• W2127608723 hasAuthorship W2127608723A5041664877 @default.
• W2127608723 hasAuthorship W2127608723A5046681181 @default.
• W2127608723 hasAuthorship W2127608723A5052241298 @default.
• W2127608723 hasAuthorship W2127608723A5067109264 @default.
• W2127608723 hasAuthorship W2127608723A5069678876 @default.
• W2127608723 hasAuthorship W2127608723A5069708996 @default.
• W2127608723 hasAuthorship W2127608723A5078124204 @default.
• W2127608723 hasBestOaLocation W21276087231 @default.
• W2127608723 hasConcept C107872376 @default.
• W2127608723 hasConcept C185592680 @default.
• W2127608723 hasConcept C191897082 @default.
• W2127608723 hasConcept C192562407 @default.
• W2127608723 hasConcept C2778319317 @default.
• W2127608723 hasConcept C2778917026 @default.
• W2127608723 hasConcept C2779875672 @default.
• W2127608723 hasConcept C502230775 @default.
• W2127608723 hasConcept C55493867 @default.
• W2127608723 hasConceptScore W2127608723C107872376 @default.
• W2127608723 hasConceptScore W2127608723C185592680 @default.
• W2127608723 hasConceptScore W2127608723C191897082 @default.
• W2127608723 hasConceptScore W2127608723C192562407 @default.
• W2127608723 hasConceptScore W2127608723C2778319317 @default.
• W2127608723 hasConceptScore W2127608723C2778917026 @default.
• W2127608723 hasConceptScore W2127608723C2779875672 @default.
• W2127608723 hasConceptScore W2127608723C502230775 @default.
• W2127608723 hasConceptScore W2127608723C55493867 @default.
• W2127608723 hasIssue "9" @default.
• W2127608723 hasLocation W21276087231 @default.

• next