Evaluation of some trace elements status in females type 1 diabetics
patients and its relationship with oxidative stress
الباحث الأول:
Seenaa kadhum Ali
الباحثين الآخرين:
Elham Abed Mahdi1, Zinah Kadhim Kareem2, Mohanad Kadhim Ali3,
Ayad Kadhim Ali
المجلة:
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RESEARCH IN
PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES
تاريخ النشر:
None
مختصر البحث:
Disorders of trace elements in diabetic patients with type 1 are possibly led
to glucose metabolism disturbance and increased oxidation, which may promote the development of diabetes and insulin resisting. We aim to clarify the
role of the serum l…
Disorders of trace elements in diabetic patients with type 1 are possibly led
to glucose metabolism disturbance and increased oxidation, which may promote the development of diabetes and insulin resisting. We aim to clarify the
role of the serum level of zinc (Zn), copper (Cu), cobalt (Co), iron (Fe), Zn/Cu
ratio and their relations with the degree of oxidative stress in females T1D.
The study included 35 healthy women and 54 women with insulin-dependent
diabetes Serum levels of trace element have determined by atomic absorption
spectrophotometer. Results showed a decrease levels of Cu, Fe, Zn and MDA
in diabetes patients compared to controls (p <0.000), (p < 0.000) (p< 0.001)
(p <0.001) correspondingly. Signiϑicance in correlations amid Zn and age (r=
-0.449, p <0.032), signiϑicance in correlations among Co in addition to age (r=
-0.434, p <0.038) with signiϑicances in correlation amid Fe and MDA (r= 0.024,
p <0.366).
