Metal-Ligand Interactions and Trace Metal Bioavailability

  • Guy Berthon
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Abstract

The use of metalloelements in human medicine is common practice. As a function of their physico-chemical properties, these elements play distinct roles with respect to life and health. They may therefore be prescribed for a large range of applications, at different doses, and in different chemical forms. Metals considered as essential are frequently administered at dietary levels to compensate for deficiencies. They may also be used at higher doses, to take advantage of their intrinsic pharmacotoxicological properties. In contrast, non-essential metals are used exclusively for their pharmacotoxicological capacities in therapy, or for their special physico-chemical properties in diagnosis.

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Biological Fluid Bioinorganic Chemistry Metal Metabolism Copper Urinary Excretion Zinc Urinary Excretion 
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Authors and Affiliations

  • Guy Berthon
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  1. 1.INSERM U305ToulouseFrance

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