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Arsenic is toxic to humans due to enzyme inhibition and cellular disruption
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Arsenic is toxic to humans and other biological systems due to mechanisms such as enzyme inhibition, cellular disruption, and oxidative stress.

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Heavy Metals Toxicity: Mechanism, Health Effects, and Therapeutic Interventions
2025 · cited by 57
Paper [3] highlights that heavy metals such as arsenic exert toxic effects by interfering with intracellular biochemical processes including enzyme activity, energy metabolism, and cell membrane integrity.
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The retrieved literature consistently supports the claim that arsenic toxicity operates through intracellular disruption, enzyme interference, and cellular signaling or metabolic impairment.

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Potentially Toxic Elements (PTEs) in Plants and Animals: Environmental Pathways, Toxicity Mechanisms, and Biomonitoring Insights
2026 · cited by 5
Paper [9] identifies cross-kingdom commonalities in toxicity mechanisms for potentially toxic elements like arsenic, specifically noting oxidative stress, enzyme inhibition, and genotoxicity.
Highlights of Heavy Metals: Molecular Toxicity Mechanisms, Exposure Dynamics, and Environmental Presence
2023 · cited by 5
Paper [10] details the molecular toxicity mechanisms of priority heavy metals like arsenic, noting pathways such as oxidative stress, disruption of cellular respiration, and altered signal transduction.
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judged → SUPPORTED · 8604 Aug 2026
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