Publications by authors named "Ariane Merland"
Article Synopsis
- - Copper stable isotopes can help track changes in copper levels related to diseases like liver cirrhosis and cancer, but we need more data on how these isotopes are distributed in healthy organisms first
- - A study examined copper isotopes in various organs (brain, liver, kidneys, etc.) of 14 mice and found that each organ has a unique isotope composition, with kidneys showing the highest levels
- - Male and female mice show differences in copper concentrations, but genetic background doesn’t seem to influence the isotopic distribution; this study suggests stable copper isotopes could be useful for studying diseases that disrupt copper homeostasis
