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Kraftverbrauch von F?rdermittelnZinc metalloenzymes catalyze approximately 50 important biochemical reactions. Many of these enzymes have been isolated from more than one species, resulting in identification of over 200 catalytically active zinc metalloproteins (Galdes and Vallee, 1983).

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Kraftvoll führen in KrisenzeitenHistorically the term . (MT) has been used to designate the Cd-, Zn-, and Cu-containing sulfur-rich protein from equine renal cortex (Kagi and Vallee, 1960). The major characteristics of this protein were defined by Kagi .. (1974) and Kojima .. (1976).

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,Kraftfahrzeuge im Sanit?tsdienste,During the past two decades, a spectrum of clinical deficiency of zinc in human subjects has been recognized. At one end, the manifestations of zinc deficiency may be severe, and at the other end, zinc deficiency may be mild or marginal.

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Historical Aspects of Zinc,Raulin (1869) was the first to show that zinc was essential for the growth of .. This was confirmed forty years later by Bertrand and Javillier (1911). In 1926, its essentiality for higher forms of plant life was established (Sommer and Lipman, 1926) (see Figs. 1-1 and 1-2).

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Zinc and Enzymes,Zinc metalloenzymes catalyze approximately 50 important biochemical reactions. Many of these enzymes have been isolated from more than one species, resulting in identification of over 200 catalytically active zinc metalloproteins (Galdes and Vallee, 1983).

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Biochemistry of Metallothionein,Historically the term . (MT) has been used to designate the Cd-, Zn-, and Cu-containing sulfur-rich protein from equine renal cortex (Kagi and Vallee, 1960). The major characteristics of this protein were defined by Kagi .. (1974) and Kojima .. (1976).

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Zinc and Immunity,During the past decade considerable knowledge has accumulated concerning the role of zinc in cellular immunity. It has been known for many years that zinc deficiency in experimental animals results in atrophy of thymic and lymphoid tissue (Prasad and Oberleas, 1971). These changes are associated with a variety of functional abnormalities.