Proteins including selen and pregnancy

Abstract

In this view, the up-to-date information on proteins including selen is presented. Here is considered the conduct of selen proteins of glutationperoxidases family during pregnancy and its complications.

Keywords

selenium-containing proteins / pregnancy / selenocysteine / selenoprotein / active oxygen metabolites

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