Possible relevance of pigeons as an indicator species for monitoring air pollution

Keyphrases

• 206Pb 10%
• 207Pb 10%
• 2′-Deoxyguanosine 10%
• 8-oxoguanine 10%
• Air Pollution 100%
• Air Sampling 10%
• Airborne Particulate Matter 20%
• Ambient Air 30%
• Ambient Air Pollution 10%
• Amsterdam 69%
• Area Density 20%
• Biological Indicators of Exposure 10%
• Blood Pb 10%
• Blood Zinc 10%
• Body Load 10%
• Cadmium Concentration 10%
• Carcinogenic Potential 10%
• Cd Content 10%
• DNA Adducts 20%
• Heavy Metal Concentration 10%
• Heavy Metal Pollution 10%
• Heavy Metal Residues 10%
• Heavy Metals 10%
• High Lead 10%
• High Traffic 30%
• Hydro 10%
• Hydrocarbons Content 10%
• Interregional Differences 10%
• Kidney 20%
• Lead Concentration 10%
• Lead Content 10%
• Leaded Gasoline 20%
• Liver 30%
• Liver Tissue 10%
• Low Traffic 10%
• Lung 20%
• Lung Tissue 10%
• Maastricht 20%
• Media Traffic 10%
• Netherlands 10%
• Outdoor Air 10%
• Oxidative DNA Damage 50%
• Oxygen Radicals 10%
• Particulate 10%
• Pb Concentration 20%
• Pb Content 10%
• Pigeons 100%
• Pollution Decrease 10%
• Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons 40%
• Protective Behavior 10%
• Radical Formation 10%
• Tissue Level 10%
• Total Blood 10%
• Total Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons 10%
• Total-body 10%
• Traffic Density 60%
• Zn Content 10%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Air Pollution 100%
• Columbidae 40%
• DNA Damage 100%
• Heavy Metal 80%
• Indicator Species 100%
• Lung 60%
• Metal Concentrations 20%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Air Sampling 20%
• Columbidae 40%
• DNA Adduct 40%
• DNA Damage 100%
• Indicator Organism 100%
• Liver Tissue 20%
• Particulate Matter 40%
• Tissue Level 20%
• Zinc Blood Level 20%