Trace Elements as Contaminants and Nutrients

1. The Biological System of Elements: (Trace) Element ConcentrationAbundance.
2. Trace elements contamination and availability: human healthimplications implications of food chain and biofortification.
3. Trace elements in agro-ecosystems.
4. Metal accumulate on in crops- human health ssues.
5. Trace elements and plant secondary metabolism: quality andefficacy of herbal products.
6. Trace elements and radionuclides in edible plants.
7. Trace elements in traditional healing plants - remedies orrisks.
8. Biofortification: nutritional security and relevance to humanhelath.
9. Zinc for human health and sustainable development.
10. Zinc effect on the phytoestrogen content of pomegranatefruit tree.
11. Iron bioavailability and homeostasis through phytoferritins:fortification and intervention strategic approaches for humanhealth and nutrition.
12. Iodine and health: A review of Bhutan's IodineFortification programme.
13. Radionuclide contamination at Kazakhstan'sSemipalatinsk Test Site: consequences for ecosystems and humanhealth.
14. Uranium and thorium bioaccumulation in cultivatedplants.
15. Mercuy - Inorganic and organic forms, environmental fate andtoxicity.
16. Cadmium as an environmental contaminant - Consequences toplant and human health.
17. Trace elements transport in plants.
18. Cadmium detoxification in plants - Involvement of ABCtransporters.
19. Iron: A major disease modifier in thalassaemia.
20. Trace Elements: Nutritional Benefits, EnvironmentalContamination, and Health Implications in Cancer.
21. Mode of action and toxicity of trace elements.
22. Input and transfer of trace metals from food via mothermilkto the child - bioindicative aspects to human health.
23. Selenium and lead in soil.
24. Arsenic and uranium contamination control by aquaticplants.
25. Copper as an environmental contaminant and essentialnutrient: consequences to plant and human health.
26. Forms of copper, manganese, zinc, and iron in soils ofSlovakia, system of fertilizers recommendation and soilmonitoring.
27. Role of minerals in halophyte feeding to ruminants.
28. Plants as biomonitors of trace elements pollution insoil.
29. Bioindication and biomonitoring as innovative biotechniquesfor controlling trace metal influences to the environment.