2014International Journal of Food Science Nutrition and DieteticsOpen access

Serum levels of Magnesium, Copper and Zinc in Young Couples

Salmani M.H., Mohammad Vakili, Mohammad Abedi, Sayed Ahmad Mozaffari

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Metal ions are required for essential body functions but are toxic in excess.These have been examined critically as a potent factor in various human diseases including cardiovascular disease, cancer.This study was conducted to estimate the level of magnesium, copper and zinc in serum of young couples.The 60 young couples (30 males, 30 females) with the mean age 23.18 ± 4.31 years were included in this study.Serum elements level was measured using atomic absorption spectroscopy technique at calibration mode.The mean concentration of elements magnesium, copper and zinc in serum were (26.93± 3.83, 1.61± 0.31 and 7.18± 0.62 mg/l) respectively.We observed the normal levels of magnesium, zinc, and copper in serum of young couples, as compared with normal range.The analysis of data was shown the dependency of serum concentration levels of magnesium, copper and zinc with age and sex.

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Metal ions are required for essential body functions but are toxic in excess.These have been examined critically as a potent factor in various human diseases including cardiovascular disease, cancer.This study was conducted to estimate the level of magnesium, copper and zinc in serum of young couples.The 60 young couples (30 males, 30 females) with the mean age 23.18 ± 4.31 years were included in this study.Serum elements level was measured using atomic absorption spectroscopy technique at calibration mode.The mean concentration of elements magnesium, copper and zinc in serum were (26.93± 3.83, 1.61± 0.31 and 7.18± 0.62 mg/l) respectively.We observed the normal levels of magnesium, zinc, and copper in serum of young couples, as compared with normal range.The analysis of data was shown the dependency of serum concentration levels of magnesium, copper and zinc with age and sex.

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Metal ions are required for essential body functions but are toxic in excess.These have been examined critically as a potent factor in various human diseases including cardiovascular disease, cancer.This study was conducted to estimate the level of magnesium, copper and zinc in serum of young couples.The 60 young couples (30 males, 30 females) with the mean age 23.18 ± 4.31 years were included in this study.Serum elements level was measured using atomic absorption spectroscopy technique at calibration mode.The mean concentration of elements magnesium, copper and zinc in serum were (26.93± 3.83, 1.61± 0.31 and 7.18± 0.62 mg/l) respectively.We observed the normal levels of magnesium, zinc, and copper in serum of young couples, as compared with normal range.The analysis of data was shown the dependency of serum concentration levels of magnesium, copper and zinc with age and sex.

Key concepts: Zinc, Magnesium, Copper, Chemistry, Atomic absorption spectroscopy, Endocrinology, Internal medicine, Medicine

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