Selenoprotein P in subjects exposed to mercury and other stress situations such as physical load or metal chelation treatment. [electronic resource]

By:

Falnoga, Ingrid

Contributor(s):

Kobal, Alfred B
Stibilj, Vekoslava
Horvat, Milena

Producer: 20030402Description: 25-33 p. digitalISSN:

0163-4984

Subject(s):

Adult
Aged
Chelating Agents -- pharmacology
Environmental Exposure
Humans
Mercury -- toxicity
Middle Aged
Occupational Exposure
Proteins -- analysis
Selenium -- blood
Selenoprotein P
Selenoproteins
Stress, Physiological -- blood
Unithiol -- pharmacology

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In: Biological trace element research vol. 89

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Selenoprotein P in subjects exposed to mercury and other stress situations such as physical load or metal chelation treatment.

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Falnoga I., Kobal A. B., Stibilj V. & Horvat M. (20030402). Selenoprotein P in subjects exposed to mercury and other stress situations such as physical load or metal chelation treatment. : Biological trace element research.

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Falnoga Ingrid, Kobal Alfred B, Stibilj Vekoslava and Horvat Milena. 20030402. Selenoprotein P in subjects exposed to mercury and other stress situations such as physical load or metal chelation treatment. : Biological trace element research.

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Falnoga I., Kobal A. B., Stibilj V. and Horvat M. (20030402). Selenoprotein P in subjects exposed to mercury and other stress situations such as physical load or metal chelation treatment. : Biological trace element research.

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Falnoga Ingrid, Kobal Alfred B, Stibilj Vekoslava and Horvat Milena. Selenoprotein P in subjects exposed to mercury and other stress situations such as physical load or metal chelation treatment. : Biological trace element research. 20030402.

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