Der Kupfergehalt der Flora in Abhängigkeit vom Alter, von der geologischen Herkunft des Standortes und der Pflanzenart

Anke, M.; Groppel, B.; Szentmihályi, S.; Grün, M.; Kronemann, H.

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“…E. g. Cd deficiency led to a loss in weight gain of 12 % and was insignificant under the" same conditions (ANKE et al, 1984 a), As deficiency and intrauterine As depletion resulted in 17 %less weight gain (ANKE et al, 1986a), Mo deficiencyin 27 % (-=0.05) (ANKE et al, 1984d), Li deficiency in 26 % (<0.05) (ANKE et al, 1983d) and Ni deficiency in 11 % (-=0.05) (ANKE et al, 1984c). V deficiency, which led to consider able skeleton damage (ANKE et al, 1986 c), did not take any effect on growth under the same conditions.…”

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confidence: 94%

“…When the effects of Li deficiency (ANKE et al, 1983d), Ni deficiency (ANKE et al, 1984c), Mn deficiency (HENNIG et al, 1972), Mo deficiency (ANKE et al, 1984d), As deficiency (ANKE et al, 1983b), Cd deficiency (ANKE et al, 1984a, b) and I defi ciency (GnoprEL, 1987) were analyzed, it was found out in goats that even the in trauterine development of foetuses was significantly delayed due to the deficiency of these elements. On the other hand, Cu deficiency (ANKE, 1974), Zn deficiency (DITTEICH, 1974) and V deficiency (ANKE et al, 1984e) did not affect the foetal development (P=-0.05).…”

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confidence: 97%

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The effect of selenium deficiency on the feed consumption and growth of goats

Anke¹,

Angelow²,

Groppel³

et al. 1989

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The feed consumption of goats was only reduced after considerable Se depletion. The conversion of Se-depleted animals to an Se-rich ration increased feed consumption within one day. An intrauterine Se deficiency (less than 38 micrograms Se/kg DM of the ration) did not induce intrauterine growth depression in kids. Se depletion led to a highly significant postnatal growth depression which increased with advancing Se depletion both during the lactation period and after weaning.

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Section: Growthmentioning

confidence: 97%

The effect of selenium deficiency on the feed consumption and growth of goats

Anke¹,

Angelow²,

Groppel³

et al. 1989

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“…Anke et al (1987) reported on various copper contents in different plant species, and stressed the possibility that some local livestock may have an inadequate copper supply due to the low plant copper. Anke et al (1987) reported on various copper contents in different plant species, and stressed the possibility that some local livestock may have an inadequate copper supply due to the low plant copper.…”

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Momčilović¹

2004

Elements and Their Compounds in the Environment

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“…The higher amount of Ni inside the body leads to anemia, cancer, and damage to the central nervous system. Toxic concentrations of Ni in the human body also disturb carbohydrate and zinc metabolism [12][13][14]. Zinc is an abundant trace metal with nearly 300 enzyme classes.…”

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Capturing of neurotoxins causing diabetes stress and nervous breakdown in the aqueous medium by naphthazarin esters

Sharma,

Gulati

2024

Luminescence

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The fear of an increase in blood sugar can be very traumatic. Being diabetic either type I or type II leads to a disorder called diabetes distress having traits of stress, depression, and anxiety. Among risk factors of diabetes mellitus heavy and trace metal toxicity emerges as new risk factors reported in many studies. In this study we target toxic metals, viz., Ni2+, Zn2+, and Cu2+, involved in the pathogenesis of diabetes and diabetic stress with naphthazarin esters. The compounds C1–C3 isolated from the leaves and roots of Arnebia guttata were tested for their metal‐binding ability in an aqueous medium in UV–Visible and nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) studies. These probes are well‐known naphthoquinones present in the Arnebia species. In the UV–Visible titrations of compounds C1–C3 with Na2+, K2+, Zn2+, Ca2+, Cu2+, Mg2+, Co2+, and Ni2+ ions, significant binding was observed with Ni2+, Cu2+, and Zn2+ ions in MeOH/H2O. There occurs a beautiful formation of red‐shifted bands between the 520 to 620 nm range with a synergistic increase in absorbance. Also, the disappearance of proton peaks in the 1H NMR spectrum on addition of metal ions confirmed binding. Compounds C1–C3 isolated from A. guttata came out as potent Ni2+, Zn2+, and Cu2+ sensors that are reportedly involved in islet function and induction of diabetes.

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Der Kupfergehalt der Flora in Abhängigkeit vom Alter, von der geologischen Herkunft des Standortes und der Pflanzenart

Cited by 4 publications

References 26 publications

The effect of selenium deficiency on the feed consumption and growth of goats

The effect of selenium deficiency on the feed consumption and growth of goats

Copper

Capturing of neurotoxins causing diabetes stress and nervous breakdown in the aqueous medium by naphthazarin esters

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