Composition human body

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Borjesson, J., Alpsten, M., Huang, S., Jonson, R. and Mattsson, S. (1993). In vivo X-ray fluorescence analysis with applications to platinum, gold and mercury in man — experiments, improvements and patient measurements. In (eds K. Ellis and J. Eastman), Human Body Composition. In Vivo Methods, Models... 

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The majority of clinical applications of in vivo NAA have related to the determination of total-body and partial-body Ca to obtain invaluable clinical data on losses of calcium resulting from diseases such as osteoporosis, osteomalacia, and chronic renal diseases, as well as on the potential effect of drugs or therapy programs attempting to stem these losses (Krishnan 2000). Improvements in the technique, which mainly result in lower doses, allow applications to total-body Ca studies in population groups (ElKs et al. 2001). Other elements of clinical interest, such as Na, Cl, and I have been investigated in conjunction with various human diseases and disorders, while the clinical value of the measurement of major elements such as H, N, O, and P remains uncertain. Ellis (2000) recently reviewed the role of in vivo NAA among the in vivo methods for the measurement of human body composition. 

Schoetler, DA (2005). Hydrometry. In Heymsfield SB, Lohman TG, Wang Z, Going SB, editors. Human Body Composition. Champaign, IL Human Kinetics Publishers , p. 35-49. 

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Composition of the Earth s Crust, Seawater, and the Human Body ... 

Water purification and recycling is now a major industry.The method of treatment depends on the source of the water, the use envisaged and the volume required. Luckily the human body is very tolerant to changes in the composition of drinking water, and in many communities this may contain 0.5 gl or more of dissolved solids (Table 14.7). Prior treatment may consist of coagulation (by addition of alum or chlorinated FeS04 to produce floes of Al(OH)3 or Fe(OH)3), filtration, softening (removal of... 

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Owen GM, Brozek J. 1966. Influence of age, sex, and nutrition on body composition during childhood and adolescence. In Falkner F, ed. Human development. Philadelphia, PA Saunders, 222-238. 

Constituent Composition Function Occurrence (in living organisms) Relative amount in the human body (%)... 

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