“…Administration of this chelator in rabbit has a particular effect expressed as initial hyperglycemia after 2 hours, followed by normoglycemia in 8 hours and finalized by permanent hyperglycemia due to degranulation of β-cells [29].…”
“…Complexes of chelating agents with metals (chelates) are products and wastes of chemical, pharmaceutical, and other branches of industry [1,2,4]. Many drugs belonging to this family of compounds in vivo may interact with cellular zinc and induce cell changes [2,4].…”
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“…Many drugs belonging to this family of compounds in vivo may interact with cellular zinc and induce cell changes [2,4].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…and supports structural integrity and function of cell membranes [3,4]. Administration of dithizone (chelating agent) is followed by zinc binding in animal β-cells and their injury, while another chelating agent sodium diethyldithiocarbamate (DDC) does not induce damage despite zinc binding in these cells [2,4].…”
The effects of chelating agents dithizone and sodium diethyldithiocarbamate on zinc content in Paneth cells and prostate gland cells were studied on rats preliminary exposed to stress factors (exercise and immobilization). Dithizone induced irreversible triphasic and sodium diethyldithiocarbamate reversible biphasic changes in zinc metabolism in cells. Preliminary stress potentiated the damaging effect of dithizone.
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