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Arsenic can be found in nearly every part of the geosphere. It is viewed as the most harmful toxin in drinking water worldwide. At many places on earth the drinking water contains concentrations above 10 μg/l, which significantly exceed the tolerable value recommended by the WHO (World health organization [WHO], 2001). This is considered as a health threat for millions of people, especially in Bangladesh, Vietnam, and Latin America, where the geogenic origin has already been proved (Ng et al., 2003). The sources of this considerable arsenic occurrence (Fig. 1) are geogenic (erosion), mining activities, and geothermal waters (Smedly & Kinniburgh, 2002).

Intracellular Arsenic Speciation and Quantification in Human Urothelial and Hepatic Cells