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Human hepatic metallothioneins
FEBS Letters, 1974 Metallothioneins are sulfur-rich proteins first recognized in equine and human renal cortex by their unusual content of cadmium [ 1,2] . All preparations contained in addition, however, equally appreciable amounts of zinc and the variations in the relative amounts of the two metals suggested even in the earliest studies that they may replace each other.
Rolf H. O. Bühler, Jeremias H. R. Kägi
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Amino-acid sequence of equine renal metallothionein-1B. [PDF]
, 1976 Yutaka Kojima +3 more
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Metabolism of orally administered cadmium-metallothionein in mice. [PDF]
, 1979 M G Cherian
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Distribution of cadmium, zinc and copper in the musselMytilus edulis. Existence of cadmium-binding proteins similar to metallothioneins [PDF]
, 1976 F. Noël-Lambot
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On the nature of the Cu-rich aggregates in brain astrocytes
Redox Biology, 2017 Fulfilling a bevy of biological roles, copper is an essential metal for healthy brain function. Cu dyshomeostasis has been demonstrated to be involved in some neurological conditions including Menkes and Alzheimer's diseases.
Brendan Sullivan +8 more
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The Journal of Qazvin University of Medical Sciences, 2016 Background: Oxidative species produced during exercise can cause damages to some tissues such as kidney, liver and skeletal muscle. It seems that metallothionein plays a protective role against these actions.
M. Shabani +2 more
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Separation of two forms of rabbit metallothionein by isoelectric focusing [PDF]
, 1972 Gunnar F. Nordberg +3 more
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DEFECTIVE METALLOTHIONEIN IN KINKY HAIR SYNDROME FIBROBLASTS [PDF]
, 1977 Wai‐Yee Chan +2 more
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Metallothionein: a Cadmium- and Zinc-containing Protein from Equine Renal Cortex
, 1960 Jeremias H.R. Kägi, Bert L. Vallée
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