Does neurotransmission impairment accompany aluminium neurotoxicity?

Trace metals as factors involved in human neurodegeneration: real role or random association? An autopsy study

“…Correlation matrices showing the most significant association between the metals in the three organs. Aside this, other neurodegenerative effects are described in Parkinson's disease, dialysis encephalopathy or amyotrophic lateral sclerosis [22]. smooth muscle cells [20], since in our series there was no higher Abeta deposition related to increased iron amounts.…”

Towards Al3+-Induced Manganese-Containing Superoxide Dismutase Inactivation and Conformational Changes: An Integrating Study with Docking Simulations

“…Several biological effects of Al 3+ have been reported [12–15]: the results were mostly focused on the toxic effects such as the involvement of oxidative stress, deregulation of cell signaling, membrane biophysics alterations, and the neurotoxicity in neurotransmission. On the contrary, a study reported that Al 3+ can promote faster wound healing in response to skin injury [16] when it is prepared as the template to generate large uniform membranes with differing nanopore sizes.…”

The Role of Mental and Physical Activities against Development of Alzheimer ’s Disease in Socialized and Isolated Rats

“…Neurotoxicity of Al is linked, to deficiencies of these neurotransmitters. It was observed that altered production of neurotransmitters produces severe neurological illness [138]. Social isolation has been found to decrease noradrenergic and serotonergic neurons in the brain.…”