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Effects of on Waterborne Copper Toxicity

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Journal Life (Basel)
Specialty Biology
Date 2025 Feb 26
PMID 40003709
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Copper contamination in coastal water environments poses a significant health risk, and traditional treatments for copper intoxication include gastric lavage, chelation, and hemodialysis. Recent research suggests that probiotics may help mitigate heavy metal toxicity by promoting biosorption in the intestinal tract. To explore this potential, we investigated the protective effects of () against copper-induced toxicity in rats. After eight weeks of exposure, rats receiving both copper and exhibited significant improvements in renal function, lipid profiles, antioxidant enzyme activity, and histological markers compared to the copper-only group. However, liver function remained largely unchanged, suggesting a more pronounced protective effect on renal health. These findings highlight the potential of as a supportive intervention for mitigating the adverse effects of copper intoxication.

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