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24/01/2025

🎖 JABB EDITOR'S CHOICE

"Impact of Urban Lead Pollution on the Hematology and Reproductive Histopathology of Stray Cats in Indonesian Megacities"

This article stands out for investigating the impacts of urban lead (Pb) pollution on the hematological and reproductive health of stray cats in Indonesian megacities like Jakarta and Surabaya. Using cats as bioindicators, the study reveals how exposure to low levels of Pb, though within the World Health Organization's tolerable limits, can cause significant alterations in hematological parameters, such as the presence of basophilic cells, and histopathological damage in the te**es, including seminiferous tubule atrophy.

This work is particularly relevant to biometeorology and environmental health, as it highlights the chronic effects of pollution on urban animals and its implications for conservation and public health. The interdisciplinary approach, combining biological and environmental analyses, underscores the importance of monitoring and mitigating urban pollution.

--
João Souza-Junior, JABB editor-in-chief

📚 Read the full article: [Link in Bio]
DOI: https://doi.org/10.31893/jabb.2024028

23/01/2025

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22/12/2024

Yesterday, we gathered to celebrate the 5th anniversary of Malque Publishing (). A project that began in 2019, but with a journey that started back in 2013 when I took my first steps into the publishing world.

The journey is tough, but rewarding! Our team grew in 2024 and will continue to expand.

Gratitude to God, our collaborators, friends, and families.

Fly high, Malque Publishing!

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20/06/2024

📚✨ Malque Publishing News ✨📚

We are honored to announce the completion of the final 2024 issue of the esteemed Multidisciplinary Science Journal, under the leadership of our Editor-in-Chief, Dr. Maiko Dantas, at Malque Publishing’s new editorial office.

Additionally, we are pleased to announce that the first 2025 issue will be published in July. We invite the academic community and our readers to eagerly anticipate the significant new scientific contributions that will be presented.

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🎖 JABB EDITOR'S CHOICE "Impact of Urban Lead Pollution on the Hematology and Reproductive Histopathology of Stray Cats in Indonesian Megacities" This article stands out for investigating the impacts of urban lead (Pb) pollution on the hematological and reproductive health of stray cats in Indonesian megacities like Jakarta and Surabaya. Using cats as bioindicators, the study reveals how exposure to low levels of Pb, though within the World Health Organization's tolerable limits, can cause significant alterations in hematological parameters, such as the presence of basophilic cells, and histopathological damage in the testes, including seminiferous tubule atrophy. This work is particularly relevant to biometeorology and environmental health, as it highlights the chronic effects of pollution on urban animals and its implications for conservation and public health. The interdisciplinary approach, combining biological and environmental analyses, underscores the importance of monitoring and mitigating urban pollution. -- João Souza-Junior, JABB editor-in-chief 📚 Read the full article: [Link in Bio] DOI: https://doi.org/10.31893/jabb.2024028 #UrbanPollution #StrayCats #EnvironmentalHealth #Biometeorology #PublicHealth #Malque #MalquePublishing #ScientificJournal #ResearchPaper #Scopus #Clarivate #WebOfScience #WoS #EBSCO #teamGD

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