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Pseudoexfoliation Syndrome and Trace Elements
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2007Abstract: To investigate the role of zinc and copper in the development of pseudoexfoliation (PSX) syndrome, 34 cataract patients with PSX syndrome and 27 cataract patients without PSX syndrome were included in the study and groups were matched for age and gender. During the cataract surgery, lenses were obtained intraoperatively, frozen under liquid
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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. B, Biological Sciences, 1979
Abstract Trace element deficiency and toxicity in animals induces a wide variety of clinical effects although few are sufficiently specific to permit diagnosis without supporting investigation of changes in tissue trace element content or of the activity of metabolic processes influenced by trace element supply.
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Abstract Trace element deficiency and toxicity in animals induces a wide variety of clinical effects although few are sufficiently specific to permit diagnosis without supporting investigation of changes in tissue trace element content or of the activity of metabolic processes influenced by trace element supply.
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[Trace elements and trace element therapy update].
Revista medico-chirurgicala a Societatii de Medici si Naturalisti din Iasi, 2000Starting from the importance of the trace elements in basic biochemical mechanisms from the human organism, the present role of trace elements therapy, as part of allopathic therapy, is discussed. The ideal properties of trace elements, the therapeutic concepts regarding trace elements, the main pharmaceutical forms that contain them, and their most ...
V, Papadopol, D, Dămăceanu
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Journal of Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology, 1998
It is known that apoptosis is considered to be responsible for selective deletion of cells during embryogenesis, the homeostasis of cell populations in continuously renewing tissues (i.e., serving as a counterbalance to mitosis), and tissue involution in response to chemical or physical stimuli. There are many publications on these questions.
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It is known that apoptosis is considered to be responsible for selective deletion of cells during embryogenesis, the homeostasis of cell populations in continuously renewing tissues (i.e., serving as a counterbalance to mitosis), and tissue involution in response to chemical or physical stimuli. There are many publications on these questions.
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Medical Journal of Australia, 1980
Advances in trace element research over the last decade have done much to elucidate the function of these nutrients at the biochemical level. Five new trace elements have been identified and the general relevance of microelements in human nutrition has undergone reassessment.
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Advances in trace element research over the last decade have done much to elucidate the function of these nutrients at the biochemical level. Five new trace elements have been identified and the general relevance of microelements in human nutrition has undergone reassessment.
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Trace Elements and Cardiovascular Diseases
European Journal of Cardiovascular Prevention & Rehabilitation, 1996The relation between trace elements and human health has been scarcely studied. With respect to cardiovascular diseases and hypertension attention has mostly focused on arsenic, cobalt, copper, chromium, fluorine, manganese, vanadium, zinc, selenium, silicon, cadmium, and lead. Environmental contamination can influence organ concentrations through long-
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