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The Role of Trace Elements in Cardiovascular Diseases

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By Barbara Messner, David Bernhard, Christian Wechselberger
| MDPI
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By Barbara Messner, Ulrike Baranyi, Christian Stern, Birgitta Winter, Adrian Türkcan, Bernhard Scharinger, Marie-Elisabeth Stelzmüller, Thomas Aschacher, Martin Andreas, Marek Ehrlich, Günther Laufer, David Bernhard
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Dietary Silicon Deficiency Does Not Exacerbate Diet-Induced Fatty Lesions in Female ApoE Knockout Mice

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By Ravin Jugdaohsingh, Elsie Widdowson Laboratory, Katharina Kessler, Barbara Messner
| The Journal of Nutrition Verified
Background: Dietary silicon has been positively linked with vascular health and protection against atherosclerotic plaque formation, but the mechanism of action is unclear. Objectives: We investigated the effect of dietary silicon on 1) serum and aorta silicon concentrations, 2) the development of aortic lesions and serum lipid concentrations, and 3) the structural and biomechanic properties of the aorta. Methods: Two studies, of the same design, were conducted to address the above objectives.
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