Research Article

Concentration of Cd, Pb, Hg, and Se in Different Parts of Human Breast Cancer Tissues

Table 2

A comparison between mean Cd, Pb, and Se concentration (μg/kg) in breast cancer tissues in our research with previous studies.

ReferenceNumber of SamplesConc. of CdConc. of PbConc. of Se

Rizk and Sky-Peck, 1984 [18]26 (D.W) (D.W)
Tariq et al., 1995 [19]20.36 (W.W)1.36 (W.W)
Antila et al., 1996 [20]43 (D.W)
Majewska et al., 1997 [21]26 (D.W) (D.W)
Kuo et al., 2002 [29]68 (D.W)
Siddiqui et al., 2006 [22]25 (D.W)
Majewska et al., 2007 [25]26 (D.W)
Kubala-kuku et al., 2007 [23]26 (D.W)
Pasha et al., 2008 [26]53 (W.W) (W.W)
Alatise and Schrauzer, 2010 [17] 120.11 (D.W)0.96 (D.W)
Strumylaite et al., 2011 [27]510.053 (D.W)
Romanowicz-Makowska et al., 2011 [28]67 (D.W)
Our research
 Tegmen14 (D.W) (D.W) (D.W)
 Tumor14 (D.W) (D.W) (D.W)
 Tumor adiposity14 (D.W) (D.W) (D.W)
 Tegmen adiposity14 (D.W) (D.W) (D.W)

D.W: dry weight; W.W: wet weight.