Subacute influence of heavy metal salts and correction of their effects by vitamin E in the urinary bladder

Abstract

Introduction: One of the dangerous factors for our planet ecosystem is the technogenic environment pollution which have a negatively affect for living organisms. Among the large-scale environment pollution factors of air, water and soil the specific role given to heavy metal salts (HMS). Increasing of the salts content of iron, manganese, chromium, copper, cobalt, nickel, plumbum and zinc around us is a very dangerous, due to their toxicity and spreading. Microelements play the role of metabolic processes catalysts, but their toxicity, excess the maximum allowable limits and excessive influence into the body leads to their cumulation.