Effect of Infection on Human Serum Iron, Zinc, Copper and Selenium

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Chinese Medical Sciences Journal Issue 2, Pages: 75(1997)

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- Effect of Infection on Human Serum Iron, Zinc, Copper and Selenium
- Affiliations：
  
  1. Dept. of Clinical Nutrition
  2. Peking Union Medical College Hospital
  3. CAMS & PUMC
  4. ,China
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  CLC： R363
- Published：1997
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[1]于康,张思源.Effect of Infection on Human Serum Iron, Zinc, Copper and Selenium[J].Chinese Medical Sciences Journal,1997(02):75.

Effect of Infection on Human Serum Iron, Zinc, Copper and Selenium[J]. Chinese medical sciences journal, 1997, (2): 75.
[1]于康,张思源.Effect of Infection on Human Serum Iron, Zinc, Copper and Selenium[J].Chinese Medical Sciences Journal,1997(02):75. DOI：

Effect of Infection on Human Serum Iron, Zinc, Copper and Selenium[J]. Chinese medical sciences journal, 1997, (2): 75. DOI：

<正> The acute-phase response to infection is associated with alteration in dynamics of many trace elements （TE）

particularly iron （Fe）

zinc（Zn）

copper（Cu） and selenium （Se）. It has been suggested that the alteration of TE may represent an important defense mechanism

which has been underlined by the term"nutritional immunity". The goal of this study was to measure the serum Fe

Cu and Se during infectious processes

which might be given the references of sup-

<正> The acute-phase response to infection is associated with alteration in dynamics of many trace elements （TE）

particularly iron （Fe）

zinc（Zn）

copper（Cu） and selenium （Se）. It has been suggested that the alteration of TE may represent an important defense mechanism

which has been underlined by the term"nutritional immunity". The goal of this study was to measure the serum Fe

Cu and Se during infectious processes

which might be given the references of sup-

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