Titlebook: Aluminum and renal failure; Marc E. Broe,Jack W. Coburn Book 1990 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1990 anemia.diseases.infection.infections.met

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-88613-6ome species i.e. rats, mice and the neurologically normal human appear to be able to tolerate considerably higher concentrations of intracellular aluminum than species such as the cat and rabbit. In an aluminum sensitive species mean brain tissue concentrations of 6 to 8 µg/g dry weight are lethal [

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-88613-6of analytical ion microscopy, laser microprobe mass analysis and histochemical staining but, despite extensive study, the precise mode of toxic action of aluminum in chronic renal failure remains unclear.

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Pathophysiologic mechanisms of aluminum toxicity: Aluminum-induced bone diseasesteomalacia and encephalopathy had extensive deposits of aluminum in bone [10, 11]. Water that contained aluminum and that was used for the preparation of hemodialysis solutions was the predominant source of aluminum loading in these patients [2, 12, 13].

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Alzheimer’s disease: Aluminum and fibrinous proteinsome species i.e. rats, mice and the neurologically normal human appear to be able to tolerate considerably higher concentrations of intracellular aluminum than species such as the cat and rabbit. In an aluminum sensitive species mean brain tissue concentrations of 6 to 8 µg/g dry weight are lethal [

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Unusual sources of aluminum be bound to circulating plasma protein [8], specifically to transferrin [9], aluminum affinity for protein in nature may have been one source of contamination of casein. However, the degree of additional contamination with aluminum due to commercial processing of the casein was not clear.

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Chemistry of aluminum in combined form. Bauxite, the primary ore, is composed of impure oxides found in extensively weathered rocks in the tropics. Aluminum also occurs in mixed oxides with other elements, and as complex aluminosilicates such as micas and feldspars. Among the minerals are the gemstones: the hard (second

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The metabolism of aluminumable for metabolic studies. Radioactive aluminum isotopes show either very short (. Al: 2.3 min) or very long (.Al: 7.4 x 10. years) half-lifes. The only non-radioactive aluminum isotope is the naturally occurring .Al.