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The Occurrence and Metabolism of Lanthanides,sts an extensive literature on lanthanide metabolism. Studies of this subject have been largely prompted by toxicological considerations (Chapter 8), with particular concern about human exposure to radioactive lanthanides formed as a result of nuclear reactions. For obvious reasons, investigations w

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Past, Present, and Possible Future Clinical Applications of the Lanthanides,ances which suppress many of the types of Ca.-dependent cellular activation processes (Section 6.4) that occur in diseases. Lanthanides are of relatively low toxicity (Chapter 8), while their metabolism can be manipulated by the presence of specific chelators, by varying the site of injection, or bo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-7132-0opment to R.J.P. Williams (Vallee and Williams, 1968; Williams, 1970; Williams, 1979). Such an approach has proved valuable because of the irony whereby Ca., biologically one of the most important metal ions, is chemically one of the least informative. The lanthanides, on the other hand, lend themse

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