In this manuscript, we describe medical applications of each first-row transition metal
including nutritional, pharmaceutical, and diagnostic applications. The 10 first-row transition …

The Clinical Significance of the Essential Biological Metals covers the six trace minerals
necessary for human survival, namely zinc, copper, manganese, molybdenum, chromium …

Every two years, the world's leading specialists meet to exchange information on the most
recent advances in understanding metals and the part they play in treating some diseases …

This book examines the various aspects of trace elements essential for humans, including
zinc, copper, iron, chromium, selenium, and manganese. In addition, the clinical importance …

The metals Mn, Fe, Cu, and Zn, and the non-metal Se are considered “trace elements”(TE)
because of their essentiality and very limited quantity in humans. The biological activities of …

Metals and their compounds have been used for medical applications throughout history
and it is interesting here to take a brief look at some of the milestones. Some of the earliest …

Heavy metal is a broad term that describes a group of naturally occurring metallic elements
of high molecular weight and density compared to water.[1] At low concentrations, certain …

Exposure to toxic metals has become an increasingly recognized source of illness
worldwide, Both cadmium and arsenic are ubiquitous in the environment, and exposure …

Metals are constituents of vital proteins that drive numerous critical biochemical activities
essential for life. In addition, metallic elements have become integral parts of human …

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