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Regulation of zinc metabolism and genomic outcomes.

The Journal of nutrition - 1 May 2003

Cousins Robert J, Blanchard Raymond K, Moore J Bernadette, Cui Li, Green Calvert L, Liuzzi Juan P, Cao Jay, Bobo Jeffrey A

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Differential mRNA display and cDNA array analysis have identified zinc-regulated genes in small intestine, thymus and monocytes. The vast majority of the transcriptome is not influenced by dietary zinc intake, high or low. Of the genes that are zinc regulated, most are involved in signal transduction (particularly influencing the immune response), responses to stress and redox, growth and energy utilization....

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PMID: 12730457
DOI: 10.1093/jn/133.5.1521S

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