Study of iodine distribution in meadow soil and plants formed in different geochemical landscapes related to evaluation of iodine status of the Bryansk oblast’

Iodine deficiency is one of important factors contributing to the risk of thyroid cancer in areas subjected to radioiodine contamination. The aim of the study was to reveal spatial patterns in iodine distribution in soils and vegetation of the grazing lands of the Bryansk oblast affected by the Cher...

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Main Authors: E M Korobova, V U Berezkin, L I Kolmykova, N V Korsakova
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University) 2013-12-01
Series:RUDN Journal of Ecology and Life Safety
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Online Access:https://journals.rudn.ru/ecology/article/viewFile/12715/12145
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author E M Korobova
V U Berezkin
L I Kolmykova
N V Korsakova
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description Iodine deficiency is one of important factors contributing to the risk of thyroid cancer in areas subjected to radioiodine contamination. The aim of the study was to reveal spatial patterns in iodine distribution in soils and vegetation of the grazing lands of the Bryansk oblast affected by the Chernobyl accident. Iodine distribution was proved to be dependent upon the landscape geochemical type related to the type of soil and soil-forming rock and geomorphological position defining water regime. Its mean concentration in topsoils and vegetation has correspondingly decreased in a row: subordinated opolje landscapes — autonomous opolje landscapes — subordinated polesje and moraine landscapes — autonomous polesje and moraine landscapes. The spatial difference revealed in iodine accumulation was suggested to cause difference in iodine transfer to the local food chain and human organism and therefore to contribute to spatial variation in manifestation of thyroid diseases related to iodine deficiency and radioiodine contamination within the studied area.
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spelling doaj.art-48fb65e2a0424958b6ba9bf38bc4b75c2022-12-22T02:33:25ZengPeoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University)RUDN Journal of Ecology and Life Safety2313-23102408-89192013-12-0104606712714Study of iodine distribution in meadow soil and plants formed in different geochemical landscapes related to evaluation of iodine status of the Bryansk oblast’E M Korobova0V U Berezkin1L I Kolmykova2N V Korsakova3Geochemical Institute (GEOKHI RAS)Geochemical Institute (GEOKHI RAS)Geochemical Institute (GEOKHI RAS)Geochemical Institute (GEOKHI RAS)Iodine deficiency is one of important factors contributing to the risk of thyroid cancer in areas subjected to radioiodine contamination. The aim of the study was to reveal spatial patterns in iodine distribution in soils and vegetation of the grazing lands of the Bryansk oblast affected by the Chernobyl accident. Iodine distribution was proved to be dependent upon the landscape geochemical type related to the type of soil and soil-forming rock and geomorphological position defining water regime. Its mean concentration in topsoils and vegetation has correspondingly decreased in a row: subordinated opolje landscapes — autonomous opolje landscapes — subordinated polesje and moraine landscapes — autonomous polesje and moraine landscapes. The spatial difference revealed in iodine accumulation was suggested to cause difference in iodine transfer to the local food chain and human organism and therefore to contribute to spatial variation in manifestation of thyroid diseases related to iodine deficiency and radioiodine contamination within the studied area.https://journals.rudn.ru/ecology/article/viewFile/12715/12145iodine deficiencythe chernobyl accidentiodine distributiongeochemical landscapesthyroid canceropolje landscapespolesje landscapes
spellingShingle E M Korobova
V U Berezkin
L I Kolmykova
N V Korsakova
Study of iodine distribution in meadow soil and plants formed in different geochemical landscapes related to evaluation of iodine status of the Bryansk oblast’
RUDN Journal of Ecology and Life Safety
iodine deficiency
the chernobyl accident
iodine distribution
geochemical landscapes
thyroid cancer
opolje landscapes
polesje landscapes
title Study of iodine distribution in meadow soil and plants formed in different geochemical landscapes related to evaluation of iodine status of the Bryansk oblast’
title_full Study of iodine distribution in meadow soil and plants formed in different geochemical landscapes related to evaluation of iodine status of the Bryansk oblast’
title_fullStr Study of iodine distribution in meadow soil and plants formed in different geochemical landscapes related to evaluation of iodine status of the Bryansk oblast’
title_full_unstemmed Study of iodine distribution in meadow soil and plants formed in different geochemical landscapes related to evaluation of iodine status of the Bryansk oblast’
title_short Study of iodine distribution in meadow soil and plants formed in different geochemical landscapes related to evaluation of iodine status of the Bryansk oblast’
title_sort study of iodine distribution in meadow soil and plants formed in different geochemical landscapes related to evaluation of iodine status of the bryansk oblast
topic iodine deficiency
the chernobyl accident
iodine distribution
geochemical landscapes
thyroid cancer
opolje landscapes
polesje landscapes
url https://journals.rudn.ru/ecology/article/viewFile/12715/12145
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