"Histochemical Staining of Zn+2-Ions and Insulin in B-Cells of Isolated Pancreatic Islets, Cells of Prostate and Sallivan Glands"

2024

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DOI 10.26717/bjstr.2024.54.008625
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Abstract

Pancreatic B-cells contain a large amount of Zn+2ions [1-3] as Salivary glands and prostate. In B-cells Zn+2-ions take part in processes of biosynthesis of insulin as at processes of storage by forming of Zn+2-insulin complex [4,5].