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Toxicological Evaluation of Boron Compounds Taken from Food and Environment

Gıda ve Çevreden Alınan Bor Bileşiklerinin Toksikolojik Değerlendirmesi

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312–322
Publication Date
2022-10-11
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More studies are needed on the dietary requirements, metabolic functions, therapeutic applications, and important regulatory expressions of boron components.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Since boron is widely used in industry and agriculture and naturally found in environment, it has been the focus of attention by many researchers, recently.
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Key Findings & Data:It is known that boron intake of >1.0 mg/day may be beneficial for both animals and humans, but it may be inconvenient to take it in excess.
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Conclusion & Impact:More studies are needed on the dietary requirements, metabolic functions, therapeutic applications, and important regulatory expressions of boron components.
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Abstract

Since boron is widely used in industry and agriculture and naturally found in environment, it has been the focus of attention by many researchers, recently. In this review, in addition to the effects of boron exposure from different sources on humans and animals, the amounts of boron in various foods and recommended boron intake levels are also summarized. Humans and animals are exposed to boron components through oral consumption, inhalation and skin contact. Exposure limits are very important on the effects of these ingredients. Even though boron is not essential for humans, it is important for diet and cellular functions. In case of taking recommended amounts to body, it was shown that it had positive effects on metabolic, nutritional, hormonal and physiological functions. It is known that boron intake of >1.0 mg/day may be beneficial for both animals and humans, but it may be inconvenient to take it in excess. As important boron sources, sufficient amounts of fruits, vegetables, nuts and legumes should be included in the daily diet. In addition, drinking water is the primary source of boron for adults. There is no clear evidence of the carcinogenicity of boron in animals based on data on developmental and reproductive toxicity. Boron is easily excreted from body and there is lack of data indicating it as carcinogen or mutagen. More studies are needed on the dietary requirements, metabolic functions, therapeutic applications, and important regulatory expressions of boron components.

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Bor, endüstri ve tarımda yaygın olarak kullanılan ve çevrede doğal olarak bulunan bir bileşik olduğundan birçokaraştırmacı tarafından ilgi odağı olmuştur. Bu makalede, içme suyu, gıdalar ve farklı kaynaklardan kaynaklanan bormaruziyetinin insan ve hayvanlar üzerindeki etkileri ve çeşitli gıdaların bor miktarları verilmiştir. Bor bileşenlerineinsanlar ve hayvanlar oral, solunum ve temas yoluyla maruz kalmaktadır. Maruziyet sınırları bu bileşenlerin etkileriüzerinde oldukça önemlidir. Önerilen miktarlarda vücuda alınan borun çeşitli metabolik, beslenme, hormonal vefizyolojik süreçlere etkisi değerlendirildiğinde, insanlarda temel bir besin ögesi olmasa da diyet açısından önemliolduğu ve hücresel fonksiyonlarda olumlu etkileri olduğu kanıtlanmıştır. Hem hayvan hem de insanlar için bor alımı

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Velioğlu, Y. S., Demircan, B. (2022). Toxicological Evaluation of Boron Compounds Taken from Food and Environment. Akademik Gıda, Cilt: 18 - Sayı: 3, 312–322. https://ajindex.com/articles/432469

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