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Neutron activation analysis of some trace elements /selenium, chromium, cobalt and nickel/ in the blood of vitiligo patients

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Samples of full blood of vitiligo patients and those of control persons were analyzed for Se, Cr, Co and Ni contents by neutron activation analysis. The concentrations are reported in ppm/dry weight. The results showed that the Se and Co levels were significantly higher in the blood of vitiligo patients while the increase of Cr and Ni was not significant as compared to the controls.

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Teherani, D.K., Nagy-Vezekényi, K. Neutron activation analysis of some trace elements /selenium, chromium, cobalt and nickel/ in the blood of vitiligo patients. Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry Letters 104, 53–58 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02165421

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