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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1984
To the Editor.— Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) is a complex disease. A multifactorial model is receiving strong support from investigators suggesting that the disease is a cumulative process following exposure to multiple injuries to the immune system. Furthermore, it is likely that all cases of AIDS are not from the same set of causes.
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To the Editor.— Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) is a complex disease. A multifactorial model is receiving strong support from investigators suggesting that the disease is a cumulative process following exposure to multiple injuries to the immune system. Furthermore, it is likely that all cases of AIDS are not from the same set of causes.
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1976
In 1869, Raulin1first showed that zinc was essential for the growth ofAspergillus niger. In 1926, its essentiality for higher forms of plant life was established.2Todd and coworkers3(1934) showed that zinc was necessary for the growth and well being of the rat. In 1955, Tucker and Salmon4reported that Zinc cures and prevents parakeratosis in swine. The
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In 1869, Raulin1first showed that zinc was essential for the growth ofAspergillus niger. In 1926, its essentiality for higher forms of plant life was established.2Todd and coworkers3(1934) showed that zinc was necessary for the growth and well being of the rat. In 1955, Tucker and Salmon4reported that Zinc cures and prevents parakeratosis in swine. The
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American Journal of Diseases of Children, 1991
Zinc deficiency occurs in individuals and populations whose diets are low in sources of readily bioavailable zinc such as red meat, and high in unrefined cereals that are rich in phytate and dietary fibers. Dietary zinc deficiency was described nearly three decades ago among the poor of the Middle East.
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Zinc deficiency occurs in individuals and populations whose diets are low in sources of readily bioavailable zinc such as red meat, and high in unrefined cereals that are rich in phytate and dietary fibers. Dietary zinc deficiency was described nearly three decades ago among the poor of the Middle East.
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Discovery of Human Zinc Deficiency and Marginal Deficiency of Zinc
1990The importance of zinc for human health was first documented in 1963. During the past twenty five years, deficiency of zinc in humans due to nutritional factors and several disease states has now been recognized.
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Achondroplasia and zinc deficiency
The Journal of Pediatrics, 1980E R, Wassman +3 more
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The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 1985
K E, Bergmann, R L, Bergmann
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K E, Bergmann, R L, Bergmann
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Integrated multi-omics uncovers reliable potential biomarkers and adverse effects of zinc deficiency
Clinical Nutrition, 2021Zhiping Long +2 more
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