Biological Roles of Copper
Published on 14. September 2009
384 pages
978-0-470-71830-8 (ISBN)
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Ciba Foundation Symposium 79 - Biological Roles of Copper
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David Evered and Geralyn Lawrenson are the editors of Biological Roles of Copper and other titles.
Content
- Intro
- Biological Roles of Copper
- Contents
- Introduction
- Dietary sources of copper
- Discussion
- Absorption, transport and distribution of copper
- Discussion
- Metabolic interactions of copper with other trace elements
- Discussion
- Copper proteins and copper enzymes
- Discussion
- Caeruloplasmin: a multi-functional metalloprotein of vertebrate plasma
- Discussion
- Superoxide dismutases
- Discussion
- Copper, biogenic amines, and amine oxidases
- Discussion
- General discussion
- Pathology and diagnosis of copper deficiency
- Copper and the synthesis of elastin and collagen
- Discussion
- Copper deficiency in ruminants
- Discussion
- Copper deficiency in humans
- Discussion
- Copper in fetal and neonatal development
- Discussion
- Copper and neurological function
- Discussion
- Copper and hepatic function
- Discussion
- Therapeutic uses of copper-chelating agents
- Discussion
- Anaerobic potentiation of copper toxicity and some environmental considerations
- Discussion
- Final general discussion
- Chairman's closing remarks
- Index of contributors
- Subject index
