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Part I - Overview: 1. Selenium in Human Health and Disease: an Overview -- Part II - Bioaccessibility and Dietary Aspects of Selenium: 2. Selenium in Soils and Crops -- 3. Dietary Aspects for Selenium and/or Selenium Compounds -- Part III - Genes, Proteins, Pathways, and Metabolism Related to Selenium: 4. Contribution of the Yeast Saccharomyces Cerevisiae Model to Understand the Mechanisms of Selenium Toxicity -- 5. Selenium Metabolism, Regulation And Sex Differences In Mammals -- Part IV - The Role of Selenium within Redox System, Inflammation, and Thyroid Interaction: 6. Oxidative Stress, Selenium Redox Systems Including GPX / TXNRD Families -- 7. Selenium and Inflammatory Mediators -- 8. Selenium and Thyroid Function -- Part V - The Role of Selenium in Neurodevelopment and Neurological Disorders: 9. Selenium and Neurodevelopment -- 10. Selenium and Autism Spectrum Disorder -- 11. Selenium in Ischemic Stroke -- 12. Selenium neurotoxicity and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis: An Epidemiologic Perspective -- Part VI - The Role of Selenium in Cancer: 13. Therapeutic Potential of Selenium Compounds in the Treatment of Cancer -- 14. Selenocystine and Cancer -- 15. Selenium in Radiation Oncology -- Part VII - The Role of Selenium in Various Diseases and Health Issues: 16. Selenium and Cardiovascular Disease: Epidemiological Evidence of a Possible U-Shaped Relationship -- 17. Selenium and Diabetes -- 18. Uncovering the Importance of Selenium in Muscle Disease -- 19. Selenium in Immune Response and Intensive Care -- 20. Selenium and Toxicological Aspects: Cytotoxicity, Cellular Bioavailability and Biotransformation of Se-Species -- 21. Selenium Nanoparticles - Biomedical Application -- 22. Selenium Interactions with Other Trace Elements, with Nutrients (and Drugs) in Humans -- Part VIII - Selenium Analytics, Speciation and Biomonitoring: 23. Biomarkers of Selenium Status -- 24. Human Biomonitoring of Selenium Exposure -- 25. Bioanalytical Chemistry of Selenium.
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1996 8th International Conference on Indium Phosphide and Related Materials
