Selenium Status in an Iodine Deficient Population of the West Ivory Coast (<SPECIAL ISSUE>INTRIGUING TOPICS IN PHYSIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY)

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• Selenium is an essential trace element which is part of the active site of seleno-dependent glutathione peroxidase and type 1 deiodinase. Therefore, it plays a key role in thyroid hormone metabolism. The present work was undertaken in order to evaluate selenium status in two Ivory Coast populations: the first with high (Glanle) and the second with low (Abidjan) prevalence of iodine deficiency. Selenium, glutathione peroxidase, glutathione reductase, glutathione and diglutathione were determined in blood and/or urine. In plasma and erythrocytes, selenium and glutathione peroxidase were dramatically low in Glanle. Compared to Abidjan, selenium, glutathione peroxidase, vitamin E and riboflavin status were decreased whereas diglutathione was increased in Glanle. The results clearly demonstrate a selenium deficiency and suggest an oxidant stress in Glanle. Causes and consequences of this selenium deficiency and oxidant stress remain to be determined.

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著者

• Faure Henri

  Department Of Integral Biology Chug

• Arnaud Josiane

  Department Of Integral Biology Chug

• Malvy Denis

  Centre Rena Labusquiere and INSERM U 230, University Victor Segalen

• Richard Marie-Jeanne

  Department of Integral Biology, CHUG

• Chaventre Andre

  Laboratory for Anthropology and Genetic Demography, University Victor Segalen

• Malvy Denis

  Centre Rena Labusquiere And Inserm U 230 University Victor Segalen

• Chaventre Andre

  Laboratory For Anthropology And Genetic Demography University Victor Segalen

• Richard Marie-jeanne

  Department Of Integral Biology Chug

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• Selenium Status in an Iodine Deficient Population of the West Ivory Coast (INTRIGUING TOPICS IN PHYSIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY)

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