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A period of severe early iron deficiency (birth to 28 days of age) produced a persistent deficit (22%) in brain non-heme iron in adult rehabilitated animals. Long-term effects on behavior and physiological responsiveness were also observed. Although rehabilitated and control animals did not differ...
Disruption in iron homoeostasis can cause iron deficiency and iron overload. Iron deficiency affects over two billion people worldwide1, which underscores the need to understand its long-term consequences on population health. Although iron overload is less prevalent, its extreme form—hemochromatosis...
pylori infection in infants in poor resource settings might be a consequence of the infection associated initial hypochlorhydria. The potential role of H. pylori infection on iron deficiency, growth impairment, diarrheal disease, malabsorption and cognitive function is discussed in this review. 展开 ...
Pica is a behavioural manifestation of iron deficiency and presents withgeophagia (eating dirt) and pagophagia (eating ice). Pica generallyresolves with the correction of the iron deficiency. Pica places the child at risk for lead poisoning, which may compound the diagnosis of microcytic anemia....
1 iron deficiency anemia can also cause mental activity, mental damage and behavioral changes, decreased resistance to infection, to maintain body temperature in cold conditions, impaired ability to increase the absorption of lead and other harmful consequences of pregnancy. ...
et al. The human-specific BOLA2 duplication modifies iron homeostasis and anemia predisposition in chromosome 16p11.2 autism individuals. Am. J. Hum. Genet. 105, 947–958 (2019). Article CAS PubMed PubMed Central Google Scholar Boettger, L. M. et al. Recurring exon deletions in the HP ...
What are the effects of iron deficiency in the human body? What are the differences between sickle cell anemia and leukemia? Explain common blood disorders and the cause of each condition. What are the effects of the deficiencies of vitamin B12?
The molecule contains a direct iron-cobalt bond and consists of two pentagonal bipyramidal units fused at a common iron atom with an additional BH group capping triangular faces on both polyhedra simultaneously. The structure is explained in terms of a shortage of two electrons in the cage ...
1 iron deficiency anemia can also cause mental activity, damage of intellectual development and behavioural change, declining ability to resist infection, impaired ability to maintain body temperature in cold conditions, increase lead absorption and the harmful consequences of pregnancy. ...