Essential trace metals in man: zinc. Relation to environmental cadmium
HA Schroeder, AP Nason, IH Tipton… - Journal of Chronic …, 1967 - Elsevier
ZINC is one of the most abundant of the essential trace elements in the human body. Its
concentration in soft tissues is in the same range as that of iron. All living organisms require …
concentration in soft tissues is in the same range as that of iron. All living organisms require …
[引用][C] Variation in the concentration of cadmium in human kidney as a function of age and geographic origin
HM Perry Jr, IH Tipton, HA Schroeder… - Journal of Chronic …, 1961 - Elsevier
(Received for publication Dec. 30, 1960) w HILE analyzing human organs for trace metals,
one of us (Tipton) observed surprisingly large amounts of cadmium in the kidney.'This …
one of us (Tipton) observed surprisingly large amounts of cadmium in the kidney.'This …
Cadmium as a factor in hypertension
HA Schroeder - Journal of Chronic Diseases, 1965 - Elsevier
Most human subjects dying from hypertensive complications showed in their kidneys either
increased concentrations of cadmium or increased ratios of cadmium to zinc, compared to …
increased concentrations of cadmium or increased ratios of cadmium to zinc, compared to …
Tissue zinc levels as an index of body zinc status
MJ Jackson, DA Jones, RHT Edwards - Clinical Physiology, 1982 - Wiley Online Library
Dietary depletion of zinc was found to result in a 30% decrease in the total body zinc content
of experimental rats when compared with control animals. In the depleted animals there was …
of experimental rats when compared with control animals. In the depleted animals there was …
A conspectus of research on zinc requirements of man
JA Halsted, JC Smith Jr, MI Irwin - The Journal of nutrition, 1974 - Elsevier
The 1934 report by Todd et al.(300) that zinc was necessary for life in animals suggested
that it was probably an essential nutrient for man also. Nevertheless the ubiquity of zinc …
that it was probably an essential nutrient for man also. Nevertheless the ubiquity of zinc …
Physiology of zinc: general aspects
MJ Jackson - Zinc in human biology, 1989 - Springer
Zinc is one of the so-called trace elements present in the body, but in nature it is present in
the Earth's crust to the extent of about 0.02% and is 23rd in the order of abundance of the …
the Earth's crust to the extent of about 0.02% and is 23rd in the order of abundance of the …
[引用][C] Biochemical functions of zinc in animals
JK Chesters - Human and Animal Nutrition, 1978 - karger.com
More than 40 years have elapsed since zinc was shown to be an essential element for
animals (155) but its importance in human nutrition has only recently become widely …
animals (155) but its importance in human nutrition has only recently become widely …
Discovery and importance of zinc in human nutrition.
AS Prasad - Federation proceedings, 1984 - europepmc.org
The present explosion in knowledge of zinc has been the result of several factors, the major
ones being the recognition of the important role of zinc in human health and diseases, its …
ones being the recognition of the important role of zinc in human health and diseases, its …
Zinc and its deficiency diseases.
GW Evans - Clinical physiology and biochemistry, 1986 - europepmc.org
The pervasive role of zinc in the metabolic function of the body results from its function as a
cofactor of a multitude of enzymes. Zinc is found in every tissue in the body, and because …
cofactor of a multitude of enzymes. Zinc is found in every tissue in the body, and because …
Zinc deficiency in human subjects.
AS Prasad - Progress in clinical and biological research, 1983 - europepmc.org
During the past two decades, the essentiality of zinc for man has been established.
Deficiency of zinc in man due to nutritional factors and several diseased states has been …
Deficiency of zinc in man due to nutritional factors and several diseased states has been …