1996
DOI: 10.1042/bst0240947
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Use of HPLC with inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) for trace element speciation studies in biological materials

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“…with the aim to find specific biomarkers for copper and zinc status. A clinical case of a child with high levels of plasma zinc concentration but presenting signs of severe zinc deficiency was investigated by SEC-ICP-MS following administration of an oral dose of 67 Zn and an intravenous dose of 70 Zn (Owen et al, 1996). The analysis showed that most of the child endogenous and exogenous ( 67 Zn and 70 Zn) Zn was not associated with normal Zn-binding proteins but seemed to bind to a unconventional high molecular weight protein.…”
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“…with the aim to find specific biomarkers for copper and zinc status. A clinical case of a child with high levels of plasma zinc concentration but presenting signs of severe zinc deficiency was investigated by SEC-ICP-MS following administration of an oral dose of 67 Zn and an intravenous dose of 70 Zn (Owen et al, 1996). The analysis showed that most of the child endogenous and exogenous ( 67 Zn and 70 Zn) Zn was not associated with normal Zn-binding proteins but seemed to bind to a unconventional high molecular weight protein.…”
Section: Ros Production ↓mentioning
confidence: 99%