Pharmacophore an International Research Journal
Pharmacophore
Submit Manuscript
Open Access | Published: 2022 - Issue 4

Biological Significance and Toxicological Properties of Iron, Selenium and Iodine Download PDF


, , , , ,
Abstract

Trace elements are the metals of life, their deficiency and excess in the body lead to metabolic disorders, which cause inhibition of growth and development of the body, a decrease in the intensity of digestive processes, and a disorder of the reproductive system function. Of particular importance are the trace elements selenium, iron, and iodine. Deficiency of a complex of trace elements (selenium, iron, zinc, and iodine) negatively affects all types of metabolism (protein, carbohydrate, lipid, etc.), and has adverse effects on health. This scientific work reveals in detail the biological role of iodine, selenium, and iron describes their significance for the human body, and also lists the main consequences of a shortage or overabundance of these trace elements in the body. In addition, the characteristics of the new drug SIF-Complex - a complex of iodine, iron, and selenium are given, and its main physico-chemical parameters are described. The new drug is being tested for acute toxicity, chemical toxicity, and irritant effect on white mice, white rats, and rabbits. The dynamics of the body weight of animals and their condition are monitored. Studies of rat blood and the condition of their internal organs were carried out.  Conclusions are made about the low toxicity of the drug.

Cite this article
Vancouver
Dukueva MZ, Abdullayeva GR, Kagirov GM, Babaev ZR, Shapovalov LO, Danenko JI. Biological Significance and Toxicological Properties of Iron, Selenium and Iodine. Pharmacophore. 2022;13(4):112-8. https://doi.org/10.51847/LYLLukyZLJ
APA
Dukueva, M. Z., Abdullayeva, G. R., Kagirov, G. M., Babaev, Z. R., Shapovalov, L. O., & Danenko, J. I. (2022). Biological Significance and Toxicological Properties of Iron, Selenium and Iodine. Pharmacophore, 13(4), 112-118. https://doi.org/10.51847/LYLLukyZLJ

QR code:

Short Link:
Views: 1052

Downloads: 149
Quick Access

Associations

Pharmacophore
ISSN: 2229-5402

Copyright © 2024 Pharmacophore. Authors retain copyright of their article if they are accepted for publication.
Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.