Absorption, transport, and hepatic metabolism of copper and zinc: special reference to metallothionein and ceruloplasmin.
RJ Cousins - Physiological reviews, 1985 - journals.physiology.org
RJ Cousins
Physiological reviews, 1985•journals.physiology.orgCopper and zinc metabolism became easier to study after science provided two basic
research tools: isotopic tracers and atomic absorption spectrophotometry. The recent
developments in cell and molecular biology have yielded an additional array of techniques
that have allowed the development of exciting new insights into the absorption, metabolism,
and function of these trace elements.
research tools: isotopic tracers and atomic absorption spectrophotometry. The recent
developments in cell and molecular biology have yielded an additional array of techniques
that have allowed the development of exciting new insights into the absorption, metabolism,
and function of these trace elements.
Copper and zinc metabolism became easier to study after science provided two basic research tools: isotopic tracers and atomic absorption spectrophotometry. The recent developments in cell and molecular biology have yielded an additional array of techniques that have allowed the development of exciting new insights into the absorption, metabolism, and function of these trace elements.
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