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Iron infusion and deposition in the kidney
Clinical Nephrology, 2013Parenteral iron therapy is the mainstay of treating iron deficiency anemia in chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients.Retrospective case study of iron staining of renal tissues in 2 CKD patients who had received intravenous iron prior to the renal biopsy.Following the infusion of ferumoxytol, iron staining of renal biopsy demonstrated blue curvilinear ...
Ramin, Tolouian +4 more
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Corneal Epithelial Iron Deposition
Ophthalmology, 1983Different patterns of iron deposition in the epithelium in 96 of 120 corneal buttons that had superficial irregularities of different causes, as examined after staining grossly with Prussian blue by Gomori's method were detected. These observations were confirmed by light microscopy in 86 cases.
E, Barraquer-Somers +2 more
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Iron deposition in the integument of lampreys
The Anatomical Record, 1984AbstractThe integument of larval, parasitic adult, and upstream‐migrant lampreys (Petromyzon marinus) was examined for iron deposition using light microscopic histochemistry and routine and histochemical procedures in the electron microscope. Ferritin particles, representing ferric iron, are present throughout most of the cytoplasmic matrix and within ...
J H, Youson, P A, Sargent
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Experiments on the deposition of iron with special reference to the Clinton iron ore deposits
Economic Geology, 1950Laboratory experiments simulating conditions of formation of the Clinton iron ores show that significant quantities of ferrous iron can be carried in solution in aerated river waters of pH 7 or lower. If such waters enter a marine environment with solid calcium carbonate in equilibrium with the sea water, the iron is essentially completely precipitated
John Roman Castano +1 more
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2019
Iron ore, which plays an important role in the development of civilisation, is one of the most familiar of ancient Anatolian people. It is known that iron had a long journey from Asia through Mesopotamia, Egypt, Cyprus, Rome and eventually through Europe.
Taner Ünlü +4 more
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Iron ore, which plays an important role in the development of civilisation, is one of the most familiar of ancient Anatolian people. It is known that iron had a long journey from Asia through Mesopotamia, Egypt, Cyprus, Rome and eventually through Europe.
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Iron deposits in the precambrian iron-ore formations
Vestnik of North-Eastern Federal University. Series "Earth Sciences", 2023Аннотация. В статье приводится краткая информация о распространении железорудной формации на континентах, с которой связаны крупнейшие месторождения железных руд. Указывается, что значимым компонентом железистых кварцитов многих месторождений мира, а также сформировавшихся за их счет залежей богатых железных руд других формаций являются благородные ...
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2017
Iron is stored within the liver, spleen, and other organs of the reticuloendothelial system. Iron overload can occur as a result of primary hemochromatosis, cirrhosis, anemia, and multiple transfusions. PET/MR imaging has the ability to use multiple MRI sequences to detect and confirm liver iron deposition.
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Iron is stored within the liver, spleen, and other organs of the reticuloendothelial system. Iron overload can occur as a result of primary hemochromatosis, cirrhosis, anemia, and multiple transfusions. PET/MR imaging has the ability to use multiple MRI sequences to detect and confirm liver iron deposition.
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Photoemission study of iron deposited on fullerenes
Physical Review B, 1994Photoelectron spectroscopy is used to study iron particles grown by depositing Fe on a fullerene film. For small amounts of iron deposited on the fullerenes, the Fe 3p core level is shifted \ensuremath{\sim}0.4 eV to greater binding energy and a clear Fermi edge is missing.
, Ruckman, , Xia, , Shih
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Tissue Affinity as a Factor in Iron Deposition
Nature, 1964VARIOUS factors are known to influence the absorption of iron from the gastrointestinal tract. From work performed in our laboratory it would appear that an additional factor, not considered previously, is an alteration in the tissues, so that there is an increase in the affinity of the liver for iron.
N, KAUFMAN, J V, KLAVINS, T D, KINNEY
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