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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Zinc depletion"”.
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Roles of Zinc in Skeletal Muscle Cells Growth
Zinc deficiency impairs skeletal muscle growth in both humans and animals independently of decreased food intake. Insulin-like growth factor (IGF) is the primary regulator of postnatal muscle growth and there is substantial evidence that the effects of zinc deficiency alter IGF mediated muscle …
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ΕΠΙΔΡΑΣΗ ΔΙΟΥΡΗΤΙΚΩΝ ΦΑΡΜΑΚΩΝ ΣΤΗ ΝΕΦΡΙΚΗ ΑΠΕΚΚΡΙΣΗ ΤΟΥ ΨΕΥΔΑΡΓΥΡΟΥ
THE EFFECT OF DIURETIC AGENTS ON RENAL ZINC EXCRETION WAS STUDIED BY: A) INFUSING FUROSEMIDE INTRAVENOUSLY (20 MG), ALONE OR IN COMBINATION WITH SODIUM LOADING (INFUSION OF 2 LT ISOTONIC SALINE 24 H BEFORE AND CONCOMITANT INFUSION OF 250 ML ISOTONIC SALINE DURING THE ADMINISTRATION OF FUROSEMIDE) …
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Combating Corrosion and Monitoring Microgrids on Coast Guard Patrol Boats
… protection (ICCP) systems and sacrificial zinc anodes to combat corrosion on such vessels. Observing over 550 cumulative months of ICCP system data across 46 FRCs, this thesis identifies operational trends, failure modes, and unique regional behaviors. To validate observed patterns and …
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Effect of dietary zinc or pyridoxine deficiency upon estrogen directed gene expression in the rat uterus
… study the effect of diets restricted in either zinc or pyridoxine upon estrogen directed gene expression in the mature rat uterus was tested. Sexually mature female rats were maintained on zinc-adequate (40 mg/kg diet) <i>ad libitum</i> or restricted-fed, pyridoxine-deficient, or zinc-deficient …
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Studies on the role of zinc in maintaining antioxidant status in the heart.
Zinc (Zn2+) is an essential micronutrient which plays a pivotal role as a signalling, catalytic and structural component in cells and functions in several physiological processes such as immune function, wound healing, cognition, reproduction and as co-factor for various enzymes involved in …