Author index

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. PREFACE V
3. CONTENTS VII
4. Session I. MODELS FOR TRACE ELEMENT METABOLISM
5. TRACE ELEMENT REQUIREMENT MODELS BASED ON PHYSIOLOGICAL AND METABOLIC PROCESSES 3
6. MODELS FOR TRACE ELEMENT METABOLISM IN HUMANS 23
7. Session II. TRACE ELEMENTS IN NUTRITION
8. DIETARY REQUIREMENTS FOR TRACE ELEMENTS IN HUMANS 43
9. PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF TRACE ELEMENT SUPPLEMENTATION IN EARLY INFANCY 61
10. DIETARY RECOMMENDATIONS FOR TRACE ELEMENT INTAKE 79
11. DIETARY FIBER AND THE BIOAVAILABILITY OF ESSENTIAL TRACE ELEMENTS, A CONTROVERSIAL TOPIC 107
12. ESTIMATION OF TRACE ELEMENT iiiOAVA I LABILITY : INTESTINAL ABSORPTION FROM IRON ENRICHED DIETETIC FOODS 121
13. DIURNAL CHANGES OF HUMAN SERUM IRON, ZINC, COPPER, SELENIUM, AND MAGNESIUM CONCENTRATIONS 127
14. TRACE ELEMENT CONCENTRATION IN SERUM OF INFANTS IN RELATION TO DIETARY SOURCES 133
15. INGESTION/EXCRETION EXPERIMENTS FOR ARSENIC IN FISH 145
16. INGESTION OP MERCURY DURING EARLY INFANCY 151
17. AN INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH PROGRAMME ON MINOR AND TRACE ELEMENTS IN TOTAL DIETS 157
18. THE INFLUENCE OF HOME PREPARATION AND EATING HABITS ON DAILY CHROMIUM INTAKE 165
19. THE CONCENTRATION OF 19 TRACE ELEMENTS IN THE SWISS DIET 169
20. Session III: TRACE ELEMENT INTERACTIONS
21. INTERACTIONS OF TRACE ELEMENTS AND ENZYMES IN HUMANS 181
22. TOXIC ACTIONS OF ESSENTIAL TRACE ELEMENTS (Mo, Cu, Zn, Fe, Mn) 201
23. ADVANCES IN THE UNDERSTANDING OF ZINC-COPPER ANTAGONISM AND ITrS APPLICATIONS TO THE TREATMENT OF WILSON'S DISEASE 237
24. AN ORAL ZINC LOADING TEST USING AN ENRICHED STABLE ZINC ISOTOPE 247
25. METAL-DEFICIENT DIETS CAUSE TISSUE-SPECIFIC ALTERATIONS OF TRACE ELEMENTS 255
26. MOBILIZATION OF ZINC AND STRONTIUM FROM BONE IN ZN DEFICIENT RATS 265
27. STUDIES ON IRON OVERLOAD: EFFECTS OF VITAMIN C AND DESFERRIOXAMINE TREATMENT 275
28. ENZYMES AS INDICATORS OF ZINC STATUS 283
29. SELENIUM STATUS PARAMETERS: RESPONSE TO A SIX-WEEK DIETARY MODIFICATION AND INTRA- AND INTERINDIVIDUAL VARIABILITY 289
30. ZINC AND CADMIUM CONCENTRATIONS IN LIVER AND PLACENTAS OF RATS: ARE THEY INTERRELATED? 301
31. PLATELET AND ERYTHROCYTE KINETICS STUDIED WITH SELENIUM-74 311
32. PARTICIPATION OF METALLOTHI ONE IN AND CEREBRAL STRUCTURES IN IRON HOMEOSTASIS OF ANEMIC RATS 317
33. REGRESSION MODEL FOR THE THYMIC GLAND MORPHOLOGY BY CADMIUM AND ZINKIN INDUCTION BY ZINC 325
34. Session IV: TRACE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF BODY FLUIDS AND TISSUES
35. APPLICATIONS OF ELECTROANALYTICAL FLOW ANALYSIS IN THE TRACE ELEMENT DETERMINATION OF BIOLOGICAL MATERIALS 337
36. OPTIMIZATION OF A DIRECT PROCEDURE FOR THE DETERMINATION OF SELENIUM IN PLASMA AND ERYTHROCYTES USING ZEEMAN EFFECT ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY 349
37. STUDY OF THE SPECIFIC ASPECTS OF THE ANALYTICAL DETERMINATION OF THE SELENIUM CONCENTRATION IN WHOLE BLOOD OF NEW-BORNSANDYOUNGCHILDREN 359
38. TRACE ELEMENT DISTRIBUTIONS IN HUMAN LIVER LOBULES DETERMINED WITH MICRO-PIXE 367
39. DIRECT DETERMINATION OF SELENIUM AND RUBIDIUM IN PLASMA AND BLOOD USING ENERGY DISPERSIVE X RAY FLUORESCENCE (EDXRF). RELATION BETWEEN RUBIDIUM AND SELENIUM LEVELS AND DISEASES 375
40. DETERMINATION OE CADMIUM AND LEAD IN ANIMAL LIVER AND FREEZE DRIED BLOOD BY GRAPHITE FURNACE ZEEMAN ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROMETRY AND SOLID SAMPLING 385
41. HANGING MERCURY DROP ELECTROCHEMICAL PRECONCENTRATION AND SEPARATION TECHNIQUE FOR INDUCTIVELY COUPLED PLASMA WITH ELECTROTHERMAL VAPORIZATION 393
42. Session V: SIGNIFICANCE OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN MEDICINE
43. TRACE ELEMENTS IN CANCER DIAGNOSIS AND THERAPY. A REVIEW 403
44. TRACE ELEMENTS, MICROSOMAL LIVER ENZYME INDUCTION AND AMINO-ACIDS: A NEW PERSPECTIVE IN BIOLOGICAL PSYCHIATRY 419
45. ALUMINIUM IN THE MAINTENANCE DIET OF RATS 431
46. LASER MICROPROBE MASS ANALYSIS (LAMMA) OF PARATHYROID GLANDS FROM DIALYSIS PATIENTS 443
47. SPECIATION STUDY OF CHROMIUM DURING PERITONEAL DIALYSIS 451
48. ALUMINIUM TRANSFER DURING HEMODIALYSIS 463
49. THE INFLUENCE OF ALUMINIUM HYDROXIDE AND SUCRALFATE ON SERUM ALUMINIUM LEVELS IN CHRONIC DIALYSIS PATIENTS 473
50. EXPOSURE OF INFANTS TO ALUMINIUM FROM MILK FORMULAE AND INTRAVENOUS FLUIDS 481
51. INTRAVENOUS INFUSIONS CAN CAUSE ALUMINIUM TOXICITY 489
52. SPECIATION OF TRACE ELEMENTS IN HUMAN TISSUES: ROLE OF METALLOTHIONEIN 495
53. SPECIATION OF CADMIUM AND COPPER IN LETTUCE LEAVES 501
54. THE IN-VITRO AVAILABILITY OF COPPER, ZINC AND SELENIUM AND THE SPECIATION OF SELENIUM IN FISHERY PRODUCTS 509
55. HEAVY METAL BINDING TO PROTEINS EXTRACTED FROM RATS 521
56. PIXE-MICROANALYSIS OF PSORIATIC HUMAN SKIN 527
57. CORRELATION OF SERUM TRACE ELEMENTS WITH OTHER BIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS IN HEMOPROLIFERATIVE DISORDERS 537
58. EVALUATION OF NORMAL LEVELS OF MAJOR AND TRACE ELEMENTS IN HUMAN LUNG TISSUE 547
59. SERUM SELENIUM LEVELS AND GLUTATHIONE PEROXIDASE ACTIVITIES IN ERYTHROCYTES OF RHEUMATIC AND DIABETIC CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES LIVING IN WESTERN FINLAND 557
60. TRACE ELEMENT LEVELS IN CHILDREN WITH JUVENILE RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS 565
61. SELENIUM DEFICIENCY IN DILATED CARDIOMYOPATHY 573
62. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SELENIUM AND CORONARY HEART DISEASE 579
63. STRAIN DEPENDENT DIFFERENCES IN SENSITIVITY TO COPPER INTOXICATION IN THE RAT: THE RELATION BETWEEN INTRAHEPATIC CU DISTRIBUTION AND CU-INDUCED LIVER DAMAGE 589
64. SELENIUM TREATMENT OF MYOTONIC DYSTROPHY 597
65. List of participants 605
66. Author index 617
67. Subject index 619
68. Backmatter 631