Trace Elements in Man and Animals 10

Integrative Aspects of Zinc Metabolism and Function....Pages 1-7
The Copper Transporting Atpases in Human Disease....Pages 9-13
Regulation and Function of the Copper Ion Transport Machinery....Pages 15-20
Control of Gene Expression of Glutathione Peroxidase-1 and Other Selenoproteins in Rats and Cultured Cells....Pages 21-27
Cellular and Subcellular Distribution of Selenium and Selenium-Containing Proteins in the Rat....Pages 29-34
The Mechanism and Regulation of Zinc Transport in Yeast....Pages 35-41
Metallothionein Faciltates Zinc Absorption in Zinc Deficient Mice but Limits Absorption in Zinc Replete Mice....Pages 43-46
Metallothionein and Innate Activation of Primary Human and Mouse Monocytes....Pages 47-50
Role of Metallothionein on Zn, Cu, Cd, Au, and Ag Accumulation in Hepatic Cytosol of Heavy Metal-Injected Rats....Pages 51-53
Molecular Cloning of a Human cDNA Regulated by Heavy Metals....Pages 55-58
Distribution of Copper Transported ATP7B in Embryo and New Born Rat....Pages 59-61
Interaction between Copper and Iron Metabolism in the Human Intestinal Caco-2 Cells....Pages 63-64
Induction of Metallothioneins by Zinc (Zn) Supplementation Quantification in Young Rat Tissues....Pages 65-65
Iron, Oxidative Stress, the HFE Gene, and Lung Cancer....Pages 67-70
Selenium and the Protection Against Peroxynitrite....Pages 71-76
Cooperative Effects of Zinc / Selenium and Thiols in the Protection Against UV-Induced Genomic DNA Damage....Pages 77-82
Trace Elements and Enzyme Redox Centers....Pages 83-87
Importance of Trace Elements in Transcription Factor NF-κB Activation....Pages 89-96
Trace Elements....Pages 97-103
Co-Localization of Cu/Zn-Superoxide Dismutase (SOD-1), Nitric Oxide Synthase (NOS), and Zn/Cu-Metallothionein (MT) in Rat Brain....Pages 105-109
Effect of Dolomite and Thiamine Supplementation on Serum Total Antioxidant Status and Bioelements Concentration in Lead-Intoxicated Rats....Pages 111-114
Protective Effects of Antioxidants on Iron-Induced Free Radical-Mediated Damaging Processes in Humans and Animals....Pages 115-118
Complexes of Flavonoids with Iron and Copper as a New Way of Decreasing the Oxidative Damage Induced by Transition Metal Supplementation....Pages 119-122
Oncogene Activation and Apoptosis as Possible Mechanism of Antitumour Effect of Ferric-Sorbitol-Citrate....Pages 123-126
Changes in Oxidant and Antoxiodant Status in Rats Fed Different Amounts of Selenium and Exposed to NO x ....Pages 127-128
Zinc Protects Genomic DNA from Solar Light Injury....Pages 129-130
The Effect of Carbamylation on Glutathione Peroxidase and Copper-Zinc Superoxide Dismutase....Pages 131-132
Anthracyclin Resistance of GLC4 Tumoral Cells and Intracellular Selenium Metabolism....Pages 133-134
Antiproliferative Ability of Ferric-Sorbitol-Citrate and Ferrocenes for Malignant Cell Line, Hep2 and F10....Pages 135-136
Modulation of SP1 and NFκB Binding Activity by Aluminum in HeLa Cells....Pages 137-137
Antioxidant Micronutriments Insulin-Sensitivity....Pages 138-138
Exacerbated Immune Stress Response in Early Magnesium Deficiency in the Rat....Pages 139-139
Zinc Protects Human Endothelial Vascular Cells Against the Glucose Induced Cytotoxicity....Pages 140-140
Effects of Elevated Dietary Cu and Cd Concentrations on Oxidative Stress, Cell Proliferation, and Apoptosis in Atlantic Salmon (Salmon Salar L.) Parr....Pages 141-141
Modulation of Copper Deficiency Induced Oxidative Stress by Dietary Polyphenol in the Rat....Pages 142-142
Thioredoxin/Thioredoxin Reductase System....Pages 143-143
Toxic Effect of Ciprofloxacin may be the Result of a Free Radical Pathway....Pages 144-144
Trace Element Speciation in Human Body Fluids....Pages 145-152
Gelfiltration and Anion-Exchange Chromatography for the Separation of Vanadium Binding Proteins in Plasma of Rats, Rabbits, and Humans....Pages 153-156
Metabolism of Selenate Administered into Rats....Pages 157-159
Fractionation of Soluble Selenium Compounds from Fish using Size-Exclusion Chromatography with On-Line Detection by Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry....Pages 161-164
Metabolism of Arsenic from Seaweed by Man and Animals....Pages 165-168
Speciation of Selenium in Food and Animal Feed Using Ion Chromatography On-Line Microwave Pretreatment Hydride Generation Atomic Absorption Spectrometry....Pages 169-172
Selenium True Absorption and Tissue Concentration of Rats at Dietary Selenite, Seleno Cysteine, and Seleno Methionine....Pages 173-174
Effects of Selenium Status on Selenium Incorporation into Plasma Fractions and Excretion in Urine in Men Infused with 74 Se Selenite....Pages 175-176
Magnesium Excretion and Redistribution in Rat Tissues after Disulfiram Experimental Administration....Pages 177-177
Selenium and Arsenic Distribution in Soluble Protein Fractions in Liver of Hens Fed with Added As 2 O 3 ....Pages 178-179
Metal Distribution in Metallothioneins of Cytosols from Human Cirrhotic Livers....Pages 180-180
Effect of Retinol Deficiency on Liver Concentration of Fe, Cr, Zn, Mn, Co, Cd, and Pb in Rat....Pages 181-182
Vitamin A Deficiency Modify the Antioxidant Defenses and the Trace Elements Level in Rat Liver....Pages 183-183
Transport of Silver and Its Potential Interactions with Copper Metabolism in the Rat....Pages 184-185
Dietary Vanadium, P-ATPase-7A Expression and the Influence on Lysyl Oxidase and Cu Accumulation in Rat Skin and Liver....Pages 186-187
Recommended Dietary Intakes for Trace Elements....Pages 189-194
Trace Element Addition to Foods....Pages 195-199
Trace Elements in Intravenous Nutrition....Pages 201-207
Trace Element Intake and Balance in Adults in Central Europe....Pages 209-214
Nutrient Risk Assessment....Pages 215-219
Vanadium—An Essential Element for Animals and Humans?....Pages 221-225
Effect of Iron Fortification of Infant Weaning Foods on Mineral Absorption....Pages 227-227
An Approach to Assessing the Safety of Trace Element Supplementation....Pages 228-228
Strontium Transfer in the Food Chain of Humans....Pages 229-230
Content of the Mineral Elements in the Light Diets Used for Alimentation of the Pensioner House Residents in Warsaw....Pages 231-231
Determination of Mineral Levels in Walnut Cultivars after Microwave Mineralisation....Pages 232-232
Average Intake of Trace Elements in Military Food Services in France....Pages 233-234
Use of Haem Iron Concentrate in the Fortification of Weaning Foods....Pages 235-236
Mineral Content in Four Spanish Fish after Bone Addition....Pages 237-238
Trace Elements in Austrian Food....Pages 239-239
Trace Element (Cu, Fe, Zn) Intakes in Cuba....Pages 240-241
Distribution of Trace Elements and Minerals in Pulp and Peel of Apples and of Persimmons....Pages 242-243
Mineral Elements in the Diet Planned for Consumption for Residents of the Pensioner House in Warsaw....Pages 244-244
Zinc is Scarce and Expensive....Pages 245-246
Estimated Daily Intakes and Concentrations of Essential Trace Elements in Infant Formulas....Pages 247-247
Clinical Evaluation of “Designer Eggs” as a Source of Essential Micronutrients for Humans....Pages 248-249
Plasma Levels of Selenium, Selenoprotein P, and Glutathione Peroxidase and their Correlations to Fish Intake and Serum Levels of Thyrotropin and Thyroid Hormones—A Study on Latvian Fish Consumers....Pages 250-251
Interlaboratory Comparison Studies into Determination of Metals Content in Foods, Organized by the National Institute of Hygiene....Pages 252-253
Bioavailability of Trace Elements in Human Diet....Pages 255-260
The Influence of Various Food Ingredients and Their Combinations on in Vitro Availability of Iron and Zinc in Cereal Based Vegetarian Meals....Pages 261-265
Is Increasing Ascorbic Acid Intake from Foods an Effective Strategy for Improving Dietary Iron Bioavaliability? an Evaluation using Dietary Algorithms, Iron Isotopes, and a Food-Based Community Intervention Trial in Rural Mexico....Pages 267-270
Iron Intake from Mixed Meals in Cameroon....Pages 271-274
Bioavaliability of Calcium and Zinc from Various Infant Formulae with and without Thickening Agents....Pages 275-278
Absorption of Selenium from Biosynthetically Labelled Foods in Humans....Pages 279-282
Tissue Zinc Uptake as a Measure of the Relative Bioavailability of Supplemental Zinc Sources For Domestic Animals....Pages 283-285
Effects of Whole Wheat Flour and Fermentable Carbohydrates on Intestinal Absorption of Trace Elements in Rats....Pages 287-291
Bioavailability of Different Sources of Protected Zinc....Pages 293-297
Cobalt Deficiency Induced Hyperhomocysteinemia and Oxidative Status of Cattle....Pages 299-303
Role of Diet Related Habits and Cooking Practices on Bioavailability of Iron, Copper, and Zinc and Status of Iron in Vegetarians....Pages 305-305
Dialysability of Calcium, Iron, and Zinc in Beans, Chick Peas, and Lentils....Pages 306-307
Effect of Zinc Depletion on Iron Transport Across Isolated Duodenal Sacs....Pages 308-308
Mineral Element Status in Rats Fed Diets with Extruded or not Extruded Evening Primrose ( Oenothera Paradoxa )....Pages 309-310
Combined Effects of Complex Carbohydrates and a Resistant Protein on Intestinal Absorption and Status of Iron and Zinc in the Rat....Pages 311-312
Nutrient Risk Assessment....Pages 313-313
Design of Product as Source of Variance in “in vitro” Mineral Avalability of Homogenised Weaning Foods....Pages 314-314
Iron Dialysability in Enteral Diets....Pages 315-315
New Indices for Assessment of Trace Element Status and Requirement, with a Special Focus on Selenium....Pages 317-322
Are Young Women with Low Iron Stores at Risk of Zinc as Well as Iron Deficiency?....Pages 323-328
Assessment of Femurs and Testis as Parameters for Zinc Bioavailability from Different Food Sources....Pages 329-329
The Effects of Low Protein Diet and Light Deprivation on Zinc Status and Gonad Function in Adult Male Rats....Pages 330-330
Zinc Nutritional Status in Obese Children and Adolescents....Pages 331-331
Reference Values of Selected Trace Elements in the Serum of Term Newborns from the Urban Area of Rome....Pages 332-332
Haptoglobin Polymorphism Association with Magnesium and Lipid Profile in Healthy Teenagers....Pages 333-334
Urinary Lithium....Pages 335-335
Assessment of Nonheme Iron Status in the Whole Blood, Plasma, and Serum....Pages 336-337
Lipid Peroxidation and Zinc and Copper Status in Healthy Adults After Ginseng Ingestion....Pages 338-338
Variability of Multiple Nutritional Elements in Hair of One Man Over Two Decades....Pages 339-339
Effect of Magnesium Deficiency on Enterocyte Ca, Fe, Cu, and Zn Content....Pages 340-340
Serum Copper, Zinc, and Selenium Levels with Regard to Psychological Stress in Men....Pages 341-342
Urinary Iodine and Thyroid Status of New Zealand Residents....Pages 343-344
Serum Silicon Concentration of Healthy Persons in the Antwerp Region (Belgium)....Pages 345-345
Zinc and Human Pregnancy....Pages 347-352
Trace Element Nutrition During Pregnancy and Lactation—Effect on Milk Trace Elements....Pages 353-358
Glutathione Peroxidase is not a Functional Marker of Selenium Status in the Neonatal Period....Pages 359-363
Trace Element Transfer from the Mother to the Newborn—Investigations on Triplets of Colostrum, Maternal, and Umbilical Cord Sera....Pages 365-368
Relationship Between Trace Elements, Activities of Antioxidant Enzymes in Maternal and Umbilical Cord Blood in Poland....Pages 369-372
Compensatory Changes in Selenoenzymes in Full Term Human Placentae Induced by Environmental Conditions....Pages 373-374
Maternal Anemia at Delivery, Outcome of Pregnancy and Infant Birth Weight, in a Group of Low Socioeconomic Level, in Greater Buenos Aires....Pages 375-376
Trace Element and Vitamin Deficiencies in French Pregnant Women....Pages 377-378
Vinegar Drink to Improve Iron Status During Pregnancy....Pages 379-380
Evolution of Copper Contents from Colostrum to Transitional Human Milk....Pages 381-382
Ceruloplasmin Oxidase Expression in the Rowett Hooded rat and Human Placenta During Pregnancy....Pages 383-384
Anemia and Its Therapy with Peroral Antianemics in Pregnancy and Puerperium....Pages 385-386
Requirements for the Essential Trace Elements Iron and Zinc During Pregnancy....Pages 387-387
Urinary Selenium in Preterm Infants....Pages 388-389
Trace Element Balance Study in very Low Brithweight Infants....Pages 390-390
Nutritional Status of Iron of Pre-School Children from the City of Juiz de Fora, MG, Brazil....Pages 391-391
Exercise Effects on Trace Element Metabolism....Pages 393-397
Altitude Related Changes in Red Blood Cell Membrane Lipids and Proteins. Possible Links with Redox Equilibrium, Acid Base Status and Cell Calcium....Pages 399-404
Effect of Supplementation with Brazil Nuts (CP, Bertholletia Excelsa H. B. R.), in Capoeira Players on Selenium (Se) Concentration and Glutatione Peroxidase’s Activity (GSH-Px, E.C.1.11.1.9)....Pages 405-406
Effects of Weight Loss and Weight-Bearing Exercise on Blood and Organ Concentrations of Lead and Some Essential Metals....Pages 407-408
Trace Element Deficiencies and Supplementations in the Elderly....Pages 409-416
Serum and Urine Selenium Changes in a Group of Elderly During One Year of Selenium Supplementation....Pages 417-420
Blood and Skin Antioxidant Status in Werner Syndrome (4 Patients)....Pages 421-424
Effects of Aluminum on Glutamate Metabolism....Pages 425-428
Zinc-Induced Excessive Glutamate Release may Cause Accelerated Senescence with Defect in Learning and Memory in Senescence Accelerated Mouse....Pages 429-432
Serum Selenium and Glutathione Peroxidase Activity in Octogenarian and Nonagenarian Subjects in Belfast....Pages 433-435
Long Term Topical Antioxidant Treatment Provides Protection Against Clinical Signs of Photoaging....Pages 437-439
Lactulose Stimulates Calcium Absorption in Postmenopausal Women Dose-Dependently....Pages 441-441
Selenium and Cognitive Decline in the Elderly—The EVA Study....Pages 442-442
Does Hormonal Replacement Therapy Influence Antioxidant Status and LDL Oxidizability in Post-Menopausal Women?....Pages 443-443
Metallothionein Expression and its Significance in the Brain Aging of Dog....Pages 444-445
Vitamin and Mineral Intakes and Biochemical Status in a Spanish Aged Women Group. Effects of Body Mass Index....Pages 446-447
Biomarkers of Mouse Aging....Pages 448-448
Does Hormonal Replacement Therapy Influence Trace Element Status in Post-Menopausal Women?....Pages 449-449
Relationship Between Serum Selenium and Red Cell and Plasma Glutathion Peroxidase Levels....Pages 450-451
Intervention Studies on Antioxidant Trace Elements....Pages 453-462
Selenium Status in Northern Ireland and France....Pages 463-465
Determinants of Blood Selenium Concentrations in France (SU VI MAX Study)....Pages 467-468
Selenium Status and Antioxidant Enzyme Activities in High School Children from an Endemic Goiter Area....Pages 469-470
Iodine Content of Water and Selenium Level in Corn and Wheat Consumed in An Endemic Goiter Area....Pages 471-472
Selenium Deficiency in South-West Bohemia....Pages 473-474
Effect of Copper Supplementation in Middle Aged People on Plasma Anti-Oxidants and Red Blood Cell Oxidizability....Pages 475-476
Plasma and Urine Selenium of Cows from Various Regions of the Czech Republic and Its Comparison with Corresponding Human Population Selenium Indexes....Pages 477-478
A Comparative Study of Blood Antioxidant Parameters in Two Portuguese Urban Populations....Pages 479-480
Comparison of Trace Elements and Macronutrients in Breast Milk of Women from Eight Different Geographical Locations....Pages 481-481
Selenium Concentration in Human Milk and the Daily Se Intake by Breast-Fed Infants in the Western Part of Poland....Pages 482-483
Effect on Biochemical Markers of Two-Years Supplementation with Antioxidants in the SU.VI.MAX Study....Pages 484-485
Iodine Nutrition of French Adults Issued from the SU.VI.MAX Cohort....Pages 486-487
Dietary Iron Intake and Iron Status of French Adults Participating in the SU.VI.MAX Cohort....Pages 488-489
Insulin Enhancing Effects of Vanadium....Pages 491-496
Is Zinc Essential to Modulate Insulin Sensitivity?....Pages 497-502
Role of Chromium in Glucose Intolerance, Diabetes, Total Parenteral Nutrition, and Body Composition....Pages 503-509
Evaluation of Zinc in Children with Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus....Pages 511-513
Zinc Sulphate Induced Metallothionein in Pancreatic Islets of Mice and Protected from Streptozotocin-Induced Diabetes....Pages 515-517
Water Content of Minerals Associated with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus of Samples Collected on the Navajo Reservation....Pages 519-521
Dietary Copper Deficiency Causes Elevation of Early and Advanced Glycation End-Products....Pages 523-526
The Use of Stable Isotope Tracers to Explorate Zinc and Selenium Metabolism in Insulin Dependant Patients....Pages 527-527
Zinc Modulates the Glucose Induced Rat Aortic Smooth Cell Proliferation....Pages 528-529
Metabolic Effects of Dietary Chromium-L-Methionine in Horses and Beef Cattle....Pages 530-531
Zinc Protects Hela Cells Against the Glucose Induced Cytotoxic Effect....Pages 532-533
Oxidative Stress and Antioxidant Trace Element Status in Patients with Noninsulin-Dependent Diabetes....Pages 534-535
Zinc Deficiency Increases the Deleterious Effect of High Fructose Diet on Fetal Development and Free Radical Activity in Rats....Pages 536-537
Zinc 100 ppm Does not Improve Insulin Sensitivity of High Fructose Fed Rats Leading to Insulin Resistance....Pages 538-538
Design of New Oxovanadium (IV) Complexes for Treatment of Diabetes. Biovailability, Speciation, and Tissue Targeting Considerations....Pages 539-539
The Metallic Component of the Glucose Tolerance Factor, G.T.F.....Pages 540-541
The Interaction Between Dietary Copper and Excess Iron—Increases the Risk of Heart Disease....Pages 543-546
Selenium and Chronic Heart Failure....Pages 547-550
Antioxidant Status of Patients with Unstable Angina Pectoris and Acute Myocardial Infarction....Pages 551-554
The Effect of Zinc Deficiency on Parameters of Lipoprotein Metabolism and Lipolysis in Rats Fed Different Fats....Pages 555-557
Plasma Level of Antioxidant Minerals (Cu, Zn, Mn, and Se) and Fe....Pages 559-561
Trace Elements as Determined by ICP-MS Analysis in Patients with Coronary Artery Disease....Pages 563-564
The Effect of Zinc Deficiency on Some Key Enzymes of Lipid Metabolism in Rats Fed Olive Oil or Linseed Oil....Pages 565-565
Lipid Concentrations of Low-Density Lipoproteins and Their Oxidative Susceptibility in Zinc-Deficients Rats....Pages 566-567
Comparative Evaluation of Trace Elements Contents in Aortic Wall and in Hair Samples of Young Males....Pages 568-568
Heart Disease Risk in the UK as Influenced by Environmental Factors and Defined by Hair Calcium Concentration....Pages 569-570
Regulation of Hepatic Cholesterol and Lipoprotein Metabolism in Copper-Deficient Rats....Pages 571-572
Copper Body Status and Cardiovascular Diseases....Pages 573-573
Increased Plasma Glutathione Peroxidase Activity in Patients with Acute Myocardial Infarction....Pages 574-574
Selenium in Cancer Prevention....Pages 575-580
Trace Elements in Hypertension....Pages 581-585
Persistence of Goiter Despite Oral Iodine Supplementation in Goitrous Chidren with Iron-Deficiency Anemia in the Côte ’Ivoire....Pages 587-590
Trace Elements in Patients Treated by On-Line Hemodiafiltration....Pages 591-596
Relationships between Trace Element Nutriture and Progression of Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection....Pages 597-599
Iron and Manganese Homeostasis in Chronic Liver Disease....Pages 601-605
Effect of Depression and of Antidepressant Therapy on Serum Zinc Levels....Pages 607-610
Abnormalities of Iron Homeostasis in the Pregnancy Syndrome Pre-Eclampsia....Pages 611-615
Lipid Peroxidation in Patients with Diseases Known to Affect Trace Element Status....Pages 617-621
Selenium Status of Breast and Gastrointestinal Cancer Patients in Turkey....Pages 623-624
Zinc and Selenium Intake in Nondialysed Patients with Chronic Renal Failure....Pages 625-625
Zinc Nutritional Status in Patients with Chronic Renal Failure, Residents in São Paulo, Brazil....Pages 626-626
Iron, Zinc, Copper Levels of Thalassemia Patients of Northern Cyprus....Pages 627-628
Blood Markers of Oxidative Stress in Patients with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis....Pages 629-630
Glutathione Peroxidase Activity is Reduced in Haemodialysis Patients....Pages 631-632
Copper and Zinc Levels in Patients with Colorectal Polyps....Pages 633-633
Total Superoxide Dismutase Activity and Glutathione Peroxidase Activity in Plasma of Phenylketonuric Subjects Supplemented with Selenium....Pages 634-635
The Content of Selected Bioelements in Hair of Children with Infantile Cerebral Palsy (Paralysis Cerebralis Infantilis, Diplegia)....Pages 636-637
Serum Copper in Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis....Pages 638-638
Serum Copper in Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis....Pages 639-639
Gallium Nitrate and Zinc Content in Peripheral Blood Lymphocytes of Patients with Lung Cancer....Pages 640-640
Antioxidant Systems in Normal and Preeclamptic Algerian Pregnant Women....Pages 641-642
Effect of Erythropoietin Therapy and Selenium Supplementation on Some Antioxidant Parameters in Blood of Uremic Patients on Long-Term Hemodialysis....Pages 643-644
Arsenic Groundwater Contamination and Sufferings of People in West Bengal-India and Bangladesh....Pages 645-650
Heavy Metals and Persistent Organic Pollutants in Newborn Correlated with Maternal Smoking....Pages 651-653
Copper and Early Childhood Cirrhosis (ECC)....Pages 655-661
Difference in Penetration of Metals into the Brain....Pages 663-666
Exposure to Platinum-Group Metals Released by Automotive Catalytic Converters....Pages 667-670
Urinary Copper and Mortality among Inhabitants Living in a Cadmium Polluted Area in Japan....Pages 671-674
Serum Selenium in Relation to Biomarkers of Lead in Men....Pages 675-678
Hepatotoxic Effects Associated to Short and Long Term Exposure to Excess Dietary Copper in Rats....Pages 679-683
The Blological and Medical Importance of the Interactions between Nickel and Zinc, Magnesium and Manganese in Vivo....Pages 685-686
Effect of Aluminum on Manganese Superoxide Dismutase (MnSOD) Expression....Pages 687-687
Indicators for Sensitisation to Ni, Co, and Cr, a Eu-Project....Pages 688-689
Fish Consumption and Mercury Speciation in Hair of Indigenous Population of the Amazon....Pages 690-690
Metabolism of Phospholipids in Pituitary Gland....Pages 691-692
Investigations on the Elements Status Markers in Humans. Lead. Significant Correlation between PB Content in Milk Teeth and Blood of 6-Year-Old Children....Pages 693-694
Morphologic and Biochemical Assessment of the Role of Lipid Peroxidation in the Pathogenesis of Copper Toxicity in Copper-Loaded Rats....Pages 695-696
Effect of Dolomite and Thiamine Supplementation on Tissue Trace Elements Concentrations in Lead-Intoxicated Rats....Pages 697-698
Acute Human Molybdenum Toxicity from a Dietary Molybdenum Supplement—A New Member of the “Lucor Metallicum” Family....Pages 699-700
Effects of Lead on the Maturation of the Female Gamete and Fertility....Pages 701-702
Rhamnogalacturonan II (RG-II), a Pectic Polysaccharide Present in the Vegetable-Derived Products, Strongly Decreases Lead Tissue Accumulation....Pages 703-704
Dietary Exposures to the Platinum Group Elements....Pages 705-706
Acute and Chronic Effects of Acid Phenol Compounds on Aluminum Retention in Rats....Pages 707-708
Determination of Total and Soluble Titanium in Soft Tissues Covering Titanium Microplates in Stomatology....Pages 709-710
Tissue Selenium Levels in Laying Hens are Influenced by Dietary Oils and Fatty Acids Including Trans Fatty Acid....Pages 711-715
Dietary Mo as an Antagonist to Cu Absorption....Pages 717-721
Copper-Associated Cirrhosis in North Ronaldsay Sheep....Pages 723-727
Dietary Copper Affects Lipid and Cholesterol Metabolism in Finishing Steers....Pages 729-731
A Comparison of Two Methods of Copper Supplementation for Grazing Red Deer ( Cervus Elaphus )....Pages 733-736
Trace Elements and Vitamins in Blood of Alpacas (Lama Pacos) and Sheep Grazing the Same Pasture....Pages 737-740
A Comparison of the Efficacy of Proprietary Products in the Treatment of Molybdenum Induced Copper Deficiency....Pages 741-748
The Effect of a Copper, Cobalt, and Selenium Bolus on Sheep from Three Upland Scottish Farms....Pages 749-752
Selenium and Fluoride Toxicology....Pages 753-757
Effect of Dietary Copper Level and High Sulfate Water on Copper Metabolism and Growth in Cattle....Pages 759-762
Apparent Trace Element Absorption in Growing Pigs Fed Rations of Increasing Calcium Carbonate Content....Pages 763-765
Heat Processing of Protein Sources on the Faecal Excretion of Their Selenium in Dairy Cows....Pages 767-767
Dietary Antagonists to Copper Absorption....Pages 768-768
The Effect of a Zinc, Cobalt, and Selenium Bolus on Ram Semen Quality and Trace Element Status....Pages 769-771
The Effect of Lead on the Rate of Fermentation of Herbage by Rumen Micro-Organisms....Pages 772-774
Effects of Intraruminal Monensin and Selenium Capsules on Glutathion Peroxidase, Calcaemia, Phosphatemia and Live Weight Gain in Heifers on Pasture with Solanum Malacoxylon ....Pages 775-776
Trace Element Content in Natural and Commercial Cat’s Food and Trace on Sex and Disease....Pages 777-778
Validation and Normal Ranges of Plasma Ceruloplasmin Concentration in Cats and Dogs....Pages 779-780
Current Aafco and NRC Recommendations for Selenium are too Low for Puppies....Pages 781-781
The Effect of a Zinc, Cobalt, and Selenium Bolus on Sheep from Nine Upland Scottish Farms....Pages 782-783
Field Trials of a Copper, Cobalt, and Selenium Soluble Glass Bolus....Pages 784-785
Evaluation of the Trace Mineral Status of Lactating Dairy Cattle in Trans Nzoia District Western Kenya....Pages 786-786
Canine Ferritin....Pages 787-788
Iron in Infancy....Pages 789-793
Transport of Iron in Health and Diseases....Pages 795-797
Benefits and Problems Associated with Iron Supplementation and Fortification....Pages 799-808
Low Iron Diet and Cadmium Exposure Disrupt Steroidogenesis in the Rat....Pages 809-812
Peculiarities of Nonheme Iron Metabolism Upon Experimental Modelling of Rat Glial Brain Tumour. Perspectives for Diagnosis and Treatment....Pages 813-817
Iron Bioavailability from Iron Amino Acid Chelate or Ferrous Sulfate for Treatment of Iron Deficiency Anemia....Pages 819-819
The Effect of a High Intake of Whole Wheat Bread Produced with and without Phytase on Iron Status in Young Women....Pages 820-820
Zinc Status in Pregnancy Assessed by Hair Analysis—Nutritional Influences....Pages 821-822
In Vitro Properties of Ferrous and Ferric Ions with Phytate....Pages 823-824
Iron Metabolism in Rats Consuming Olive Oil or Sunflower Oil Unused or Used in Repeated Potato Frying....Pages 825-826
The Ferritin Secreted by Cultured Hepatoma Cells in Response to Iron and Inflammatory Cytokines Strongly Resembles the Ferritin in Serum and has Homology to Intracellular Ferritins as well as Immunoglobulins....Pages 827-828
Two Levels of Iron Supplementation and Developmental Outcome, Iron Nutrition, and Adverse Results in Low Birth Weight Infants....Pages 829-829
Some Functions of the Essential Trace Element, Selenium....Pages 831-836
Characteristics and Function of Selenoprotein P....Pages 837-842
Some Biochemical Functions of Selenium in Animals and Man....Pages 843-847
The Secis Element in Selenoprotein mRNAs. A Rosetta Stone for Decoding the UGA Selenocysteine Codon and a Molecular Tag for Unveiling New Selenoproteins....Pages 849-854
Prolonged Stimulation of Rats with Adrenocorticotrophic Hormone (ACTH) Alters Concentration of Selenium in the Kidney....Pages 855-857
Dietary Selenium Intake and Antioxidant Defenses in Tissues of Peripuberal Rats....Pages 859-863
Selenoprotein P in Plasma in Relation to Cancer Morbidity in Middle-Aged Swedish Men....Pages 865-868
Effect of Selenium Supplementation on Plasma Selenoprotein P of New Zealanders....Pages 869-871
Tracking the Metabolism and Excretion of Selenium in Real Time in Humans....Pages 873-875
Changes in Indices of Selenium Status in Men on Low, Medium, and High Intakes....Pages 877-881
True Absorption, Excretion, and Tissue Retention of Selenium at Widely Varying Selenium Supply to Rats....Pages 883-886
The Oral Intake of Antioxidant Nutrient Associated with Selenium Does Protect Skin Against Actinic Exposure....Pages 887-889
Bioavailability of Selenium from Untreated and Processed Selenomethionine-Enriched Fillets of Atlantic Salmon ( Salmosalar )....Pages 891-891
Stability of Glutathione Peroxidase Activity During Storage and Heat Treatment of Whey....Pages 892-892
Purification and Enzyme-Linked Immunoassay of Bovine Extracellular Glutathione Peroxidase....Pages 893-894
Selenium Distribution in Liver of Hens Fed with Sunflower Oil....Pages 895-896
Selenium and Lipoproteins....Pages 897-898
Transforming Growth Factor-β 1 Inhibits Selenoprotein P Expression in Cultured Human Liver Cells....Pages 899-900
Experimentally Induced Selenium and Vitamin E Deficiency in Growing Rabbits....Pages 901-902
Identification of 5 Novel Selenoproteins Based on RNA Structural Tags....Pages 903-903
Tat Protein of HIV1 Decreases Selenoglutathione Peroxidase and Increases UV-A Cytotoxicity Independently of Selenium Supplementation....Pages 904-905
Serum Selenium Concentrations and The Acute Phase Response....Pages 906-907
Neurochemical Alteration Following Perinatal Copper Deficiency in Rodents....Pages 909-915
Molecular Analysis of Wilson Disease Gene in French Patients....Pages 917-921
Defining Optimal Copper Status in Humans....Pages 923-928
Dietary Copper, Vanadate, Lysyl Oxidase Activity, and Lysine Tyrosyl Quinone Formation....Pages 929-932
Copper Metabolism in the Rodent Kidneys....Pages 933-935
Effect of Copper in the Food Chain on Human Health (Foodcue: Fair CT95-0813)....Pages 937-942
The Effect of Copper Supplementation on Putative Indices of Body Copper Status and on Oxidative and Inflammatory Measures (Foodcue Project)....Pages 943-945
Role of Ceruloplasmin in Fe Efflux from Placenta....Pages 947-950
Dietary Molybdenum....Pages 951-953
Identity and Regulation of the Copper Transport Protein, Transcuprein....Pages 955-956
Response of Diamine Oxidase and Other Copper Status Biomarkers to Modifications in Dietary Copper in the Rat....Pages 957-958
Effect of Dietary Copper Intake on Biochemical Indices Associated with Copper Metabilism....Pages 959-960
Metallothioneins....Pages 961-967
Zinc as a Cellular Regulator of Apoptosis....Pages 969-975
Zinc and Growth....Pages 977-980
Zinc Nutriture as Related to Brain....Pages 981-986
Zinc in Preterm and Term Infants....Pages 987-989
Activity of Calmodulin-Regulated Enzymes in Tisues of Zinc-Deficient Rats....Pages 991-994
Zinquin Ester—a Reagent for the Investigation of the Role of Available ZN(II) in Living Systems....Pages 995-998
Cognitive Effects of Adaptation to a Low Zinc Diet in Healthy Men....Pages 999-1001
Intracellular Zinc Chelation Induces Apoptosis, Caspases Activation, and Transcription Factors Degradation in Jurkat and HeLa Cells....Pages 1003-1007
Effect of Zinc Supplementation on Biological Parameters of Bone Turnover in Healthy Men....Pages 1009-1012
Betaine-Homocysteine S-Methyltransferase is an Abundant Zinc Metalloenzyme in Liver....Pages 1013-1015
Nourishment....Pages 1017-1020
Concentration of Growth Hormone, IGF-1, Insulin and C-Peptide in Rat Serum During Development of Alimentary Zinc Deficiency....Pages 1021-1024
Moderately High Zinc Intake Impairs Verbal Memory of Healthy Postmenopausal Women on a Low Copper Diet....Pages 1025-1030
Identification of the Zinc Binding Protein in a Child with Hyperzincaemia as Calprotectin (MRP8/MRP14)....Pages 1031-1034
Characterisation of the Different Steps During Zinc Chelation Induced Apoptosis in Jurkat and HeLa Cells....Pages 1035-1035
Effect of Ion Zinc on the Metabolism of Phosphatidylcholine and Sphingomielin in Lung of Rat....Pages 1036-1037
Metallothionein, Calmodulin, and Trace Elements in Healing Skin Wounds....Pages 1038-1038
Zinc Modulation of Macrophages Interleukin 1 Gene Expression and Secretion....Pages 1039-1039
Assessment of Zn Role in Murine Experimental Cysticercosis Caused by Taenia Crassiceps ....Pages 1040-1041
The Dogged Path to Acceptance of Boron as a Nutritionally Important Mineral Element....Pages 1043-1047
Homing in on the Molecular Basis of Boron Essentiality Using Differential Display, Gene Arrays, and Northern Blots....Pages 1049-1052
Estimation of Dietary Boron Intake in Six Countries....Pages 1053-1055
Nutritional Essentiality of Boron for Development, Maturation, and Reproduction in Frogs....Pages 1057-1060
Effects of Boron in Wound Healing....Pages 1061-1065
Effect of Dietary Boron on Bone Characteristics and Plasma Parameters in Young Pigs....Pages 1067-1069
Dietary Boron is a Physiological Regulator of the Normal Inflammatory Response....Pages 1071-1076
Boron Stimulated Yeast Differential Gene Expression....Pages 1077-1077
Identification by Gene Arrays of Boron Responsive Genes in Yeast....Pages 1078-1078
Limb Teratogenesis Induced by Chronic Boron or Copper Deficiency in Xenopus ....Pages 1079-1079
An Assessment of Fertility in Boron-Exposed Turkish Subpopulations....Pages 1080-1081
Photoreceptor Dystrophy in Boron Depleted Zebrafish....Pages 1082-1082
Adverse in Vitro Development of Preimplantation Mouse Embryos Exposed to Low Boron Diet and Low Boron....Pages 1083-1084
The Temporal Effects of Low Dietary Boron (B) on Tissue B Concentrations in Rats....Pages 1085-1086
Boron Stimulates Yeast Growth....Pages 1087-1087
Does Boron Act on Transcription and Translation of Proteins?....Pages 1088-1089
New Sensitive Methods in the Determination of Trace Elements....Pages 1091-1097
Distribution of Selenium, Arsenic, Iron, and Scandium in Selenium-Deficient Rats Using the Multitracer Technique....Pages 1099-1102
Separation of Metallothionein Isoforms and Identification of Complexed Metals by Capillary Zone Electrophoresis Using Dopde Array Detection....Pages 1103-1105
Inductively Coupled Plasma Time of Flight Mass Spectrometry for Trace Element and Speciation Analysis....Pages 1107-1110
Silicon Absorption from Stabilized Orthosilicic Acid and Other Supplements in Healthy Subjects....Pages 1111-1114
Preparation and ICP-MS Measurements of Magnesium Stable Isotopes in Human Samples....Pages 1115-1115
Characterization of Zinc Metallothioneins Using Electroanalytical Methods....Pages 1116-1116
Hepatic Metallothionein Isoforms Induction by Cadmium and Its Detection Using Capillary Electrophoresis....Pages 1117-1118
Recent Developments in HPLC-ICP-MS for the “Difficult” Elements....Pages 1119-1119
Determination of Heavy Metals in Calcium and Herbal Supplements Utilizing Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS)....Pages 1120-1120
Overview of Biomedical Applications of Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry (ICP-MS)....Pages 1121-1121
Determination of Serum Cobalt at the Nanomolar Level by Direct Electrothermal Atomic Absorption Spectrometry....Pages 1122-1123