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Zinc and copper levels in serum and urine : relationship to biological, habitual and environmental factors.
SCIENCE OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT, vol. 148, n° 1, 1994, pages 67-72, 23 réf., ISSN 0048-9697, NLD
SCHUHMACHER (M.), DOMINGO (J.L.), CORBELLA (J.)
Rovira Virgili univ. School medicine. Lab toxicology biochemistry. Reus. ESP
Zinc and copper levels were determined in serum and urine of 434 subjects living in an industrial and an agricultural area of Tarragona Province, Spain.
Zinc and copper concentrations were related to a range of factors such as sex, age, blood pressure, and drinking and smoking habits.
Geometric mean serum zinc and copper concentrations were, respectively, 113.9 and 84 mug dl-1, while the mean values for urine zinc and copper concentrations were 698.7 and 26.6 mug g-1 creatinine.
Serum zinc and copper levels and urine copper concentrations in men were significantly lower than in women, while there were no differences in serum or urinary zinc and copper levels with age.
Mots-clés BDSP : Zinc, Cuivre, Métal non ferreux, Polluant, Environnement, Taux, Homme, Epidémiologie, Espagne, Europe, Milieu rural, Sérum, Urine, Sexe, Age
Mots-clés Pascal : Zinc, Cuivre, Métal lourd, Polluant, Environnement, Taux, Homme, Epidémiologie, Espagne, Europe, Zone industrielle, Milieu rural, Sérum, Urine, Sexe, Age, Pression sanguine
Mots-clés Pascal anglais : Zinc, Copper, Heavy metal, Pollutant, Environment, Rate, Human, Epidemiology, Spain, Europe, Industrial area, Rural environment, Serum, Urine, Sex, Age, Blood pressure
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