Table 1.
Synergistic effects of heavy metals and pesticides.
S. No. | Synergistic exposure | References | Effect |
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1 | Cadmium and Ethanol | Flora and Tandon, 1987 | Elevation of nrepinephirine in hypothalamus and mid brain |
2 | Cadmium and Dimethoate | Institóris et al., 1999, 2001b | Affects relative body weight gain and relative liver weight |
3 | Lead and Dimethoate | Institóris et al., 1999, 2001b | Affects relative body weight gain, relative liver weight, relative thymus weight and the MCV (mean carpuscular volume) value |
4 | Cadmium and Propoxur | Institóris et al., 2002 | Alter immuno and neurotoxicological function. |
5 | Cadmium and Diazi on | Creasy, 2001; Adamkovicova et al., 2014 | Notable loss of spermatogenic element, disorganization and seminiferous epithelium and lacking maturation of germs cells |
6 | Mercury and Dimethoate | Institóris et al., 2001b | Alteration in body weight gain, relative liver and kidney weights and in PFC (Igm-plaqueforming cell) |
7 | Arsenic and Dimethoate | Institóris et al., 2001b | Change in relative liver weight MCV and PFC content of spleen |
8 | Nickel and Chlorpyrifos | Staal et al., 2007, 2008 | Change in molecular fingerprints |
9 | Arsenic and Lead | Mejia et al., 1997 | Alreration in central monoaminogenic system Neurotoxicity and cytotoxicity |
10 | Mercury and Lead | Mejia et al., 1997 |