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metalloenzymes feature metals that are
chelated,
usually to
peptides or
cofactors and
prosthetic groups. Such
chelating agents include the
porphyrin rings...
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Chelated platinum is an
ionized form of
platinum that
forms two or more
bonds with a
counter ion. Some
platinum chelates are
claimed to have antimicrobial...
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Chelation therapy is a
medical procedure that
involves the
administration of
chelating agents to
remove heavy metals from the body.
Chelation therapy has a long...
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respiration and are
classified as gram-negative bacteria.
Unlike photolysis, the
chelated species is not
exclusive to iron(III) in
order to be degraded. Rather,...
- acid, upon
ionization of the
carboxylic acid groups, is a high
affinity chelating agent for di- and
trivalent cations. The
tetracarboxylic acid was first...
- copper(II) sulfate.
Chelated minerals were
first developed in the
early 1970s, but saw more
growth in the 1980s and 1990s.
Trace mineral chelates have been shown...
- on the
strength of the
chelating agent;
however this
research is
still not complete.[when?]
About a
dozen different Gd-
chelated agents have been approved...
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Innophos is a
North American manufacturer of
specialty phosphates,
chelated minerals, and
other ingredients for the food & beverage, industrial, health...
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gadolinium to form an MRI
contrast agent, such as Magnevist. Technetium-99m is
chelated with DTPA for
ventilation perfusion (V/Q)
scans and
radioisotope renography...
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still change into the
chelated ferric form. EDTA is used to
solubilize iron(III) in water. In the
absence of EDTA or
similar chelating agents,
ferric ions...
