دانلود کتاب Ciba Foundation Symposium 79 - Biological Roles of Copper

Content: Chapter 1 Chairman's Introduction (pages 1–3): Colin F. MillsChapter 2 Dietary Sources of Copper (pages 5–22): H.T. DelvesChapter 3 Absorption, Transport and Distribution of Copper (pages 23–48): Ian BremnerChapter 4 Metabolic Interactions of Copper with Other Trace Elements (pages 49–65): Colin F. MillsChapter 5 Copper Proteins and Copper Enzymes (pages 71–91): A.E.G. Cass and H.A.O. HillChapter 6 Caeruloplasmin: A Multi?Functional Metalloprotein of Vertebrate Plasma (pages 93–124): Earl FriedenChapter 7 Superoxide Dismutases (pages 125–142): Hosni Moustafa HassanChapter 8 Copper, Biogenic Amines, and Amine Oxidases (pages 143–161): T.L. SourkesChapter 9 Copper and the Synthesis of Elastin and Collagen (pages 163–182): Edward D. Harris, John K. Rayton, James E. Balthrop, Robert A. Di Silvestro and Margaret Garcia?de?QuevedoChapter 10 Copper Deficiency in Ruminants (pages 183–207): Cecil H. McMurrayChapter 11 Copper Deficiency in Humans (pages 209–225): David M. DanksChapter 12 Copper in Fetal and Neonatal Development (pages 227–245): Lucille S. Hurley, Carl L. Keen and Bo LonnerdalChapter 13 Copper and Neurological Function (pages 247–266): D.M. HuntChapter 14 Copper and Hepatic Function (pages 267–282): Charles A. OwenChapter 15 Therapeutic Uses of Copper?Chelating Agents (pages 283–299): Ragnar OsterbergChapter 16 Anaerobic Potentiation of Copper Toxicity and Some Environmental Considerations (pages 301–324): David C.H. McBrienChapter 17 Chairman's Closing Remarks (pages 325–330): Colin F. Mills