Compositions of a copper containing compound and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier effective for passing the copper through the skin of an animal and a process for the treatment of copper deficiency in warm- blooded animals e.g. cattle by the topical application of such compositions. The ...
gastrointestinal diseases or totalparenteral nutrition, or to excess intake of zinc or iron, which reduce copper absorption in the gut. Copper deficiency myelopathy has been attributed toingestionof zinc contained in denture cream in some patients. Treatment is with oral or intravenous copper replacemen...
Lucerne, carrot, onion, barley, oats, wheat and orange are sensitive to copper deficiency. Copper deficiency is common in vegetables, small grains and fruits growing on sands, organic soils or over-limed acidic soils. In corn, the youngest leaves become yellow and stunted. As the deficiency ...
ischemic cerebrovascular diseases, and ischemic peripheral arterial diseases, posing a significant threat to life. Copper is an essential element in various biological processes, copper deficiency can reduce blood vessel elasticity and increase platelet aggregation, thereby increasing the risk of ischemic vas...
erythropoiesis, connective tissue maturation, free radical scavenging, hormone secretion pathways and immune system defenses, among others [1,2,3,4,5]. Deficiency of Cu compromises performance objectives and immune functions [6,7,8] and leads to skeletal system disorders in growing broiler chickens ...
Copper deficiency-induced anemia is caused by a mitochondrial metabolic reprograming in erythropoietic cells. Metallomics 2019, 11, 282–290. [Google Scholar] [CrossRef] [PubMed] Greco, R.M.; Iocono, J.A.; Ehrlich, H.P. Hyaluronic acid stimulates human fibroblast proliferation within a ...
Copper deficiency results from too little intake or poor absorption of copper. Most people consume adequate amounts of copper in their diet. It would be rare to see a copper deficiency from not consuming enough copper. Excessive zinc supplementation can lead to a copper deficiency. That is bec...
Furthermore, Cu has an important role in human reproduction, and endogenous estrogens are suggested to play a role in protecting against Cu deficiency, whereas testosterone has an opposite effect [28,32]. Thus, estrogen level may change Cu balance and thereby the cellular kinetics of Pt-BMs. ...
Of importance, clinical trials for the treatment of solid tumors by Cu chelation show efficacy in disease stabilization7. Cu also plays an important role in inflammatory responses involved in innate and adaptive immunity8,9, which is in part via activating NFκB10,11. Cu deficiency alters ...
This disorder results from mutations in the ATP7A gene present on the X-chromosomes, which causes severe copper deficiency. DBH requires a bound Cu cofactor to catalyze the conversion of DA to NE [27,28]. Furthermore, occipital horn syndrome and isolated distal motor neuropathy are two other ...