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Antioxidative status correlates with the severity of diabetes-associated dermatoses in NIDDM
MÁROVÁ, I.
Original Title
Antioxidative status correlates with the severity of diabetes-associated dermatoses in NIDDM
English Title
Antioxidative status correlates with the severity of diabetes-associated dermatoses in NIDDM
Type
Peer-reviewed article not indexed in WoS or Scopus
Original Abstract
The relationship between the presence and severity of diabetes-associated dermatoses (DAD) and the degree of modification of th stratum corenoum keratin by non-enzymatic glycation was investigated. Further, the realtionship of parameters characterizing micronutrient antioxidative status and DAD was studied. Finally, the corelation between the intermediate and long-term markers of metabolic compensation of diabetes was tested.
English abstract
The relationship between the presence and severity of diabetes-associated dermatoses (DAD) and the degree of modification of th stratum corenoum keratin by non-enzymatic glycation was investigated. Further, the realtionship of parameters characterizing micronutrient antioxidative status and DAD was studied. Finally, the corelation between the intermediate and long-term markers of metabolic compensation of diabetes was tested.
Key words in English
antioxidants, diabetes mellitus, diabetes-associated dermatoses
Authors
MÁROVÁ, I.
Released
01.01.2001
ISBN
1437-8523
Periodical
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine
Volume
39
State
Federal Republic of Germany
Pages from
118
Pages count
1
BibTex
@article{BUT39824,
author="Ivana {Márová}",
title="Antioxidative status correlates with the severity of diabetes-associated dermatoses in NIDDM",
journal="Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine",
year="2001",
volume="39",
pages="1",
issn="1437-8523"
}