… The functions of trace elements have a dual role. In normal levels, they are important for …
alternate pathways and cause diseases. These trace elements have clinical significance and …

Studies on trace elements are of particular importance at the … It is well established that several
trace elements are of great … , by competing with other elements and proteins for binding …

… type of trace element deficiency resulting from a number of chronic diseases (causing …
In all research, the source of information on the effects of trace elements on human health …

… that this trace element is important for human health. The … on cardiomyopathy in Keshan
disease, which frequentíy used to be … major advances made in the trace element area in the past …

… in trace element homeostasis may result in the development of pathologic states and diseases.
… and excess of toxic trace elements. Such a deficiency frequently occurs due to insufficient …

… of the natural geochemical environment through techno logical change are discussed in
relation to intakes of Fe, I, Zn, Pb and Se and their relation, in turn, to human health and disease…

… The current study focuses on the significance of important trace elements in human health …
than 100 mg and a deficit causes diseases and could be lethal, the element is referred to as a …

… a lifetime may cause major diseases such as cancer and heart disease. The next level of …
their relationship to animal or human disease. The trace elements described in this chapter are: …

… Certain trace elements … trace elements in food and in drinking water. This review aims to
provide information on the interrelation of certain trace elements with risk of autoimmune disease…

… health are not always evident. Previous attempts to connect deviations of trace-element
nutrition with health and disease … factors for many chronic disease processes are unknown, with …