AMAP Assessment 2009: Human Health in the Arctic
Publisher: Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP), Publication date: 2009
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AMAP Assessments
A comparison of lipid results for two laboratoriesA comparison of lipid results for two laboratories |
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Administrative areas of the northern Russian FederationAdministrative areas of the northern Russian Federation |
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Age-gender population structure of Arctic countries and regionsAge-gender population structure of Arctic countries and regions |
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Age-gender population structure of Russia and Canada in comparison to their Arctic regionsAge-gender population structure of Russia and Canada in comparison to their Arctic regions |
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Age-gender population structure of Sweden and Finland in comparison to their Arctic regionsAge-gender population structure of Sweden and Finland in comparison to their Arctic regions |
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An individual participant’s performance using RSZsAn individual participant’s performance using RSZs |
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Annual consumption of traditional food in and KanchalanAnnual consumption of traditional food in (a) Uelen (coastal Chukchi and Inuit) and (b) Kanchalan (inland Chukchi), on the Chukotka Peninsula, north-east Russia |
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Calculation of total lipids in serum from enzymatic dataCalculation of total lipids in serum from enzymatic data |
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Circumpolar age-standardized mortality rates by cause per 100 000 personsCircumpolar age-standardized mortality rates by cause per 100 000 persons; standardized to European Standard Population |
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Common causes of death in some Arctic populations, 2000 – 2004Common causes of death in some Arctic populations, 2000 – 2004 |
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Comparison of concentrations of sum of PBDEs in two Quebec populationsComparison of concentrations of sum of PBDEs in two Quebec populations |
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Comparison of precision and accuracyComparison of precision and accuracy |
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Comparison of total lipid results obtained from gravimetric and enzymatic methodsComparison of total lipid results obtained from gravimetric and enzymatic methods |
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Daily intake of POPs in 90 daily food portions as a function of seafood types present in the dietDaily intake of POPs in 90 daily food portions as a function of seafood types present in the diet |
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DDE concentrations in blood of mothers, pregnant women and women of child-bearing age in the circumpolar countriesDDE (p,p’-DDE) concentrations in blood of mothers, pregnant women and women of child-bearing age in the circumpolar countries |
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DDE concentrations in blood of mothers, pregnant women and women of child-bearing age in the circumpolar countriesDDE (p,p’-DDE) concentrations in blood of mothers, pregnant women and women of child-bearing age in the circumpolar countries |
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DDE concentrations in breast milk from various regions of Finland and northern RussiaDDE concentrations in breast milk from various regions of Finland and northern Russia |
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Definitions of the Arctic regionDefinitions of the Arctic region |
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Different types of biomarker in the pathogenic sequence between exposure and diseaseDifferent types of biomarker in the pathogenic sequence between exposure and disease |
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Effect of mercury and dioxin-like compounds on the pathogenesis of diabetes and its complicationsEffect of mercury and dioxin-like compounds on the pathogenesis of diabetes and its complications |
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Effects of PPAR- α, PPAR-β/δ, and PPAR-γ in various tissuesEffects of PPAR- α, PPAR-β/δ, and PPAR-γ in various tissues |
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Exceedance of blood guideline values for mercury and lead in mothers and women of child-bearing age (a)Exceedance of blood guideline values for (total) mercury and lead in mothers and women of child-bearing age in different populations around the Arctic (comparable data were not available from Norway, [..] |
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Exceedance of blood guideline values for mercury and lead in mothers and women of child-bearing age (b)Exceedance of blood guideline values for (total) mercury and lead in mothers and women of child-bearing age in different populations around the Arctic (comparable data were not available from Norway, [..] |
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Exceedance of blood guideline values for PCB in mothers and women of child-bearing age in different populations around the ArcticExceedance of blood guideline values for PCB (measured as Aroclor) in mothers and women of child-bearing age in different populations around the Arctic (comparable data were not available from Norway, [..] |
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Genes, macronutrients, and contaminants may have synergistic effects on the development of diseasesGenes, macronutrients, and contaminants may have synergistic effects on the development of diseases. The probability for illness is increased when several pre-disposing factors are simultaneously [..] |
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Genetic and environmental factors increase in concert the susceptibility of an individual for public health problems such as, type II diabetes and metabolic syndromeGenetic and environmental factors increase in concert the susceptibility of an individual for public health problems such as, type II diabetes and metabolic syndrome. All these conditions may have [..] |
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Genetic variability in susceptibility to toxicantsGenetic variability in susceptibility to toxicants |
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Individual PCB congener performance over timeIndividual PCB congener performance over time. |
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Infant mortality components in Nunavut 1999 – 2004Infant mortality components in Nunavut 1999 – 2004 |
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Interactions between the uric acid formation pathway and dietary and environmental factorsInteractions between the uric acid formation pathway and dietary and environmental factors |
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Lipid analysis performance over timeLipid analysis performance over time. Data from all participants are plotted |
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Local food percentage, contaminant and nutrient content measured in duplicate meal portions from GreenlandLocal food percentage, contaminant and nutrient content measured in duplicate meal portions from Uummannaq, Greenland in 1976 and 2004 and Narsaq, Greenland in 2006 |
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Location of Arctic indigenous peoplesLocation of Arctic indigenous peoples |
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Locations and ethnicity of populations included in AMAP human health studiesLocations and ethnicity of populations included in AMAP human health studies |
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Locations and ethnicity of populations included in AMAP human health studiesLocations and ethnicity of populations included in AMAP human health studies |
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Metabolism of polyunsaturated fatty acidsMetabolism of polyunsaturated fatty acids |
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North American circumpolar region showing schematically possible source and migration routesNorth American circumpolar region showing schematically possible source and migration routes of three Arctic cultures and frequency of mtDNA subcluster in Arctic and North American populations. |
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Oxychlordane concentrations in blood of mothers, pregnant women and women of child-bearing age in the circumpolar countriesOxychlordane concentrations in blood of mothers, pregnant women and women of child-bearing age in the circumpolar countries |
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Oxychlordane concentrations in breast milk from various regions of Finland and northern RussiaOxychlordane concentrations in breast milk from various regions of Finland and northern Russia |
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PBDE concentrations in blood of mothers, pregnant women and women of child-bearing age in the circumpolar countriesPBDE (sum of BDE47, BDE99, BDE100 and BDE153) concentrations in blood of mothers, pregnant women and women of child-bearing age in the circumpolar countries |
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PCB (CB153) concentrations in breast milk from various regions of Finland and northern RussiaPCB (CB153) concentrations in breast milk from various regions of Finland and northern Russia |
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PCB concentrations in blood of mothers, pregnant women and women of child-bearing age in the circumpolar countriesPCB (CB153) concentrations in blood of mothers, pregnant women and women of child-bearing age in the circumpolar countries |
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Performance trends for individual analytes: CB138Performance trends for individual analytes: CB138. Data from all participants are plotted |
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Performance trends for individual analytes: CB28Performance trends for individual analytes: CB28. Data from all participants are plotted |
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Performance trends for POPs 2002 to 2006Performance trends for POPs 2002 to 2006 |
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PFOS concentrations in blood of mothers,pregnant women and women of child-bearing age in the circumpolar countriesPFOS concentrations in blood of mothers,pregnant women and women of child-bearing age in the circumpolar countries |
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POPs related xenobiotic serum activities in Inuit and combined European study groups (a)POPs related xenobiotic serum activities in Inuit and combined European study groups (a) agonistic serum xenoestrogenic activity. * indicates significant difference vs Europeans at p < 0.05. |
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POPs related xenobiotic serum activities in Inuit and combined European study groups (b)POPs related xenobiotic serum activities in Inuit and combined European study groups (b) agonistic serum xenoandrogenic activity. * indicates significant difference vs Europeans at p < 0.05. |
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POPs related xenobiotic serum activities in Inuit and combined European study groups (c)POPs related xenobiotic serum activities in Inuit and combined European study groups (c) serum AhR activity. * indicates significant difference vs Europeans at p < 0.05. |
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POPs related xenobiotic serum activities in Inuit and combined European study groups (d)POPs related xenobiotic serum activities in Inuit and combined European study groups (d) sperm DNA damage. * indicates significant difference vs Europeans at p < 0.05. |
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POPs related xenobiotic serum activities in Inuit and combined European study groups (e)POPs related xenobiotic serum activities in Inuit and combined European study groups (e) sperm DNA fragmentation index. * indicates significant difference vs Europeans at p < 0.05. |
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Potential methods for improving public healthPotential methods for improving public health |
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Relationship between genetic diversity and population numbersRelationship between genetic diversity and population numbers |
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Representative comet images for a healthy donor, benzo[a]pyrene diol epoxide treated cells from a healthy donor, a participant with low DNA damage and a participant with some DNA damageRepresentative comet images for (a) a healthy donor (%DNA in tail = 0.67); (b) benzo[a]pyrene diol epoxide treated cells from a healthy donor (%DNA in tail = 32.9); (c) a participant with low DNA [..] |
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Schematic illustration of the pathways of steroid hormone biosynthesisSchematic illustration of the pathways of steroid hormone biosynthesis |
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Self-reported level of traditional food consumptionSelf-reported level of traditional food consumption (low, medium, and high). Comparison between baseline (1998/1999) and MOMs study (2005/2006) |
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Temporal trends of POPs and metals in maternal blood samples from Nunavik, CanadaTemporal trends of POPs and metals in maternal blood samples from Nunavik, Canada |
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Temporal trends of POPs and metals in maternal blood samples from Nuuk and Disko Bay, GreenlandTemporal trends of POPs and metals in maternal blood samples from Nuuk and Disko Bay, Greenland |
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The paradigm of interactions between genes and environment and development of a clinical phenotypeThe paradigm of interactions between genes and environment and development of a clinical phenotype |
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The various elements of the risk assessment processThe various elements of the risk assessment process |
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Total mercury concentrations in blood of mothers, pregnant women and women of child-bearing age in the circumpolar countriesTotal mercury concentrations in blood of mothers, pregnant women and women of child-bearing age in the circumpolar countries |
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Toxaphene concentrations in blood of mothers, pregnant women and women of child-bearing age in the circumpolar countriesToxaphene (parlar-50) concentrations in blood of mothers, pregnant women and women of child-bearing age in the circumpolar countries |
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Trend in participation in the AMAP Ring-testsTrend in participation in the AMAP Ring-tests |
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Trends in infant mortality rate among Inuit in different circumpolar regions in comparison with the general population of the respective countriesTrends in infant mortality rate among Inuit in different circumpolar regions in comparison with the general population of the respective countries. |