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[The concentration of vitamin C and selenium in serum of volunteers, receiving different vitamin preparations].

Aslanian Nv, Golubkina Na, Khotimchenko Sa, Е. В. Ших

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Dynamics of changes in serum ascorbic acid and selenium concentration as a result of single dose consumption was investigated on 18 volunteers (12 males and 6 females). Pure ascorbic acid and complex preparation intake was shown to effect the serum ascorbic acid level to a lesser extent than pure vitamin C. The highest concentration of both vitamin C and selenium were observed 2 hours after the administration of "Selmevit".

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Key concepts: Ascorbic acid, Selenium, Vitamin C, Vitamin, Chemistry, Serum concentration, Internal medicine, Endocrinology