Serum zinc, selenium, manganese and magnesium in zinc-altered diet and burn wound healing

Bang, R.L.; Al‐Sayer, H.; Al-Bader, A.; Mattappallil, A.B.; Dashti, H.

doi:10.5414/tep24133

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“…Furthermore maternal supplementation now represents a major factor that can also contribute to variation in zinc concentration [5].…”

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Levels of zinc in breast milk of selected women in Abeokuta township, Ogun state, Nigeria

Bamgbose¹,

Opeolu²,

Bamgbose³

2012

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“…Furthermore maternal supplementation now represents a major factor that can also contribute to variation in zinc concentration [5].…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Levels of zinc in breast milk of selected women in Abeokuta township, Ogun state, Nigeria

Bamgbose¹,

Opeolu²,

Bamgbose³

2012

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“…zinc, selenium, magnesium, though present in very small amounts, perform highly specialized functions in initiating many biological reactions and they play important roles in the biological behavior of cells. Thus their altered levels may be either favorable or detrimental in health and disease (Bank et al ., 2007). …”

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Selenium, zinc and magnesium: serum levels in members of the czech republic rescue fire brigade

Střítecká¹,

Hlúbik²

2010

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The Czech Republic ranks among the countries with the highest prevalence of dyslipoproteinemia and cardiovascular diseases (CVD). As a valid tool in their primary prevention, the authors consider monitoring of selected components (including metal ions and vitamins) of the body′s antioxidant system.The study was focused on monitoring the health condition of members of the Czech Republic Rescue Fire Brigade. The concept of the study made it possible to reveal relationships between the serum magnesium, zinc, selenium levels and the age or biochemical and anthropometrical parameters generally used as risk indices of cardiovascular disease. The results contribute to the information about normal values of serum magnesium, zinc and selenium concentrations in the Czech population. The mean serum concentration of magnesium was 0.82 ± 0.06 mmol/l, that of zinc was 18.25 ± 2.54 µmol/l, and the mean selenium serum concentration was 0.80 ± 0.14 µmol/l.

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Serum zinc, selenium, manganese and magnesium in zinc-altered diet and burn wound healing

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Levels of zinc in breast milk of selected women in Abeokuta township, Ogun state, Nigeria

Levels of zinc in breast milk of selected women in Abeokuta township, Ogun state, Nigeria

Selenium, zinc and magnesium: serum levels in members of the czech republic rescue fire brigade

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