Nazukin As, Pestova Lv, Zaĭtseva Ev
Abstract
A mechanism of chronic molybdenum (Mo) intoxication development at doses 0.25 and 2.5 mg/kg is studied. Mo in these doses can change bioenergetic processes and adenine nucleotide metabolism. Criteria for early diagnosis of Mo effect on organism are suggested.
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A mechanism of chronic molybdenum (Mo) intoxication development at doses 0.25 and 2.5 mg/kg is studied. Mo in these doses can change bioenergetic processes and adenine nucleotide metabolism. Criteria for early diagnosis of Mo effect on organism are suggested.
Key concepts: Bioenergetics, Molybdenum, Metabolism, Nucleotide, Chemistry, Energy metabolism, Adenine nucleotide, Mechanism (biology)