Analysis of trace elements in human tissues. I. Normal tissues

Spectrochemical Analysis of Sodium, Potassium, Calcium, Magnesium, Copper, and Zinc in Normal Human Erythrocytes*

“…The mean and range of results for copper and magnesium per gram of cells are similar to those obtained by other workers (3,(49)(50)(51)(52) (14,59) the total cation concentration of plasma. Some of the discrepancy can be attributed to the inaccuracy of methods in which erythrocyte values are derived from analyses performed on whole blood and serum (5,40,44,56,58) and to a failure to express the plasma cation concentration on the basis of plasma water (14).…”

Hepatic zinc concentrations in primary cancer of the liver

“…A wide variation in the zinc concentration of apparently normal livers has also been a feature of previous studies (Koch et al, 1956;Olson et al, 1958).…”

“…Our control group consisted of the former type of patient but with the added proviso that the liver was histologically normal, and the mean zinc concentration was similar to that reported by Koch et al (1956) in normal livers.…”

KOBAL T İz ELEMENTİNİN SIGIR VE KOYUNLARA ÇEŞiTLİ YOLLARLA VERİLİşİ ÜZERİNDE İNCELEMELER

“…Bu hayvanlarda beslenmenin sonlarıha doğru klinik bakımından kobalt kifayetiszliği semptomları belirmeye başla-mıştı. Aynı zamarıda laboratuvar analizleri ile de (9) bu hayvanlarda kobalt kiyafetsizliği tespit edilmiş oldu.…”