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Tohno Y Tohno S Mahakkanukrauh P Vaidhayakarn P Somsarp V Minami T Moriwake Y Azuma C 《Biological trace element research》2001,84(1-3):19-35
To elucidate compositional changes of arteries with aging, the authors previously investigated age-related changes of mineral
contents in the various arteries of Japanese and Japanese monkey. To examine whether there were differences between races
in regard to age-related changes of mineral contents and the relationships among element contents in the arteries, the authors
investigated the arteries of Thai. The subjects consisted of 13 men and 3 women, ranging in age from 39 to 84 yr. After the
ordinary dissection at Chiang Mai University was finished, abdominal aortas, common iliac, internal iliac, and external iliac
arteries were resected and the element contents were determined by inductively coupled plasma-atomic emission spectrometry.
The contents of calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium became the highest in the fifties in the abdominal aorta, common iliac,
and external iliac arteries, whereas the contents of calcium and magnesium became the highest in the sixties in the internal
iliac artery, and decreased thereafter. In regard to relationships among element contents, it was found that there were high
correlations between calcium and phosphorus contents, between calcium and magnesium contents, and between phosphorus and magnesium
in all of the abdominal aortas and three iliac arteries. The mass ratios of magnesium to calcium and phosphorus were each
similar in the abdominal aorta, common iliac, and internal iliac arteries, except for the external iliac artery, in which
it was slightly high. These revealed that as calcium and phosphorus increased in the arteries with aging, magnesium increased
in the arteries as well. The differences between the arteries of Thai and Japanese were discussed in the present article. 相似文献
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Azuma C Tohno S Mahakkanukrauh P Tohno Y Satoh H Chomsung R Minami T Moriwake Y Utsumi M Vaidhayakarn P 《Biological trace element research》2003,95(3):211-218
To analyze the accumulation of elements in the rami of the coronary arteries, the authors determined element contents in both
the coronary arteries and their rami of the Thai by inductively coupled plasma-atomic emission spectrometry. The subjects
consisted of 13 men and 6 women, ranging in age from 34 to 83 yr. It was found that a higher accumulation of calcium and phosphorus
occurred in the proximal sites of coronary arteries such as the anterior descending, right coronary, left coronary, and circumflex
arteries than the distal sites such as the diagonal, lateral, conus, acute marginal, and posterior descending arteries. The
accumulation of calcium and phosphorus in the anterior descending and right coronary arteries of the Thai increased remarkably
in the fifties, thereafter decreased, and increased again in the eighties. It should be noted that a very high accumulation
of calcium and phosphorus in the coronary arteries occurred in the fifties. In regard to relationships among the average contents
of elements in the coronary arteries and their rami, it was found that there were very significant direct correlations between
calcium and phosphorus contents, between calcium and magnesium contents, and between phosphorus and magnesium contents. These
results suggested that as calcium and phosphorus increased in the coronary arteries and their rami, magnesium increased simultaneously
in all of the coronary arteries and their rami. 相似文献
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Ohnishi Y Tohno S Mahakkanukrauh P Tohno Y Vaidhayakarn P Azuma C Satoh H Moriwake Y Chomsung R Minami T 《Biological trace element research》2003,96(1-3):71-92
To elucidate whether the extent of element accumulation in the arteries and cardiac valves with aging was different between
different races, the authors investigated the accumulation of elements in the arteries and cardiac valves of the Thai with
aging and the relationships among elements in the cardiac valves. After ordinary dissection at Chiang Mai University was finished,
16 arteries and 4 cardiac valves were resected and element contents were determined by inductively coupled plasma-atomic emission
spectrometry.
In the 16 arteries, the average content of calcium was the highest in the site of the abdominal aorta ramifying into the common
iliac arteries, and it decreased in the order internal iliac, coronary, abdominal aorta, common iliac, external iliac, superior
mesenteric, inferior mesenteric, thoracic aorta, brachial, radial, common carotid, subclavian, ulnar, axillary, renal, and
internal thoracic arteries. The average contents of phosphorus and magnesium in respective arteries were parallel with the
average contents of calcium, except for the coronary artery. In comparison with the arteries of the Japanese, the trend of
calcium accumulation in the arteries of the Thai was almost similar to that in the arteries of the Japanese, except for the
coronary artery and thoracic aorta. The calcium accumulation in the coronary artery was much higher in the Thai than in the
Japanese, whereas that in the thoracic aorta was lower in the Thai than in the Japanese.
Regarding elements in the cardiac valves, the calcium content increased remarkably in the seventies in the aortic valve and
in the nineties in the pulmonary valve, but it hardly increased in both the mitral and tricuspid valves with aging. The average
content of calcium was the highest in the aortic valve, and it decreased in the order pulmonary, tricuspid, and mitral valves.
Regarding the relationship among elements in the aortic valves, it was found that there were extremely significant direct
correlations among the contents of calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium, whereas there were significant direct correlations
between zinc and either calcium or phosphorus contents. Although significant correlations were found between sulfur and the
other element contents in the aortic valves of the Japanese, no significant correlations were found between them in the aortic
valves of the Thai. In the mitral valves, extremely or very significant direct correlations were found among the contents
of calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, and sulfur, with some exceptions that there were no significant correlations between phosphorus
and either magnesium or sulfur contents.
In addition, no significant correlation was found in the calcium content between the aortic valve and coronary artery in the
same individuals. 相似文献
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Tohno Y Tohno S Mahakkanukrauh P Azuma C Vaidhayakarn P Moriwake Y Ohnishi Y Minami T 《Biological trace element research》2003,91(3):217-230
To elucidate quantitative changes of Ca, P, and Mg in the arteries with aging, the authors investigated changes of the mass
ratios of Mg to Ca and P in the arteries of Japanese and Thai by inductively coupled plasma-atomic emission spectrometry.
The arteries of Japanese that were used were the thoracic and abdominal aortas, coronary, common iliac, internal iliac, external
iliac, and femoral arteries, in which very high accumulations of Ca and P occurred in old age. The arteries of Thai that were
used were the abdominal aorta, ramifying site of the abdominal aorta, coronary, common iliac, internal iliac, and external
iliac arteries.
It was found that there were extremely significant correlations both between Ca and Mg contents and between P and Mg contents
in all of the arteries of the Japanese and the Thai. With regard to the mass ratio, the mass ratios of Mg to Ca ranged from
1.5% to 2.1% in the six arteries of the Japanese, except for the thoracic aorta at 3.1%, at an advanced stage of atherosclerosis,
being similar to each other. In the arteries of the Thai, the mass ratios of Mg to Ca ranged from 1.9% to 3.0%, except for
the coronary artery at 0.5%, at an advanced stage of atherosclerosis.
The mass ratios of Mg to P ranged from 2.5% to 2.7% in the six arteries of the Japanese, except for the coronary artery at
1.8%, at an advanced stage of atherosclerosis. With regard to the arteries of the Thai, the mass ratios of Mg to P ranged
from 1.9% to 3.3%, except for the coronary artery at 0.7%, at an advanced stage of atherosclerosis. These results revealed
that both the mass ratios of Mg to Ca and Mg to P were almost similar among the arteries of Japanese and Thai, except for
the coronary arteries. Therefore, these results suggested that the inorganic deposits in the coronary arteries of Japanese
and Thai were similar to those in the intimal tunica of the thoracic aorta, whereas in the other arteries, they were similar
to those in the middle tunica of the thoracic aorta. 相似文献
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Tohno S Mahakkanukrauh P Tohno Y Vaidhayakarn P Minami T Somsarp V Moriwake Y Chomsung R Azuma C 《Biological trace element research》2002,87(1-3):69-82
To examine whether there were differences between races in regard to age-related changes of mineral contents and the relationships
among element contents in the arteries, the authors investigated the coronary arteries of Thai and Japanese. The Thai subjects
consisted of 13 men and 3 women, ranging in age from 39 to 84 yr, whereas the Japanese subjects consisted of 17 men and 9
women, ranging in age from 55 to 92 yr. After the ordinary dissections at Chiang Mai University and Nara Medical University
were finished, the coronary arteries were resected and the element contents were determined by inductively coupled plasma-atomic
emission spectrometry. In the Thai, an accumulation of calcium and phosphorus began to occur in the forties and increased
markedly in the fifties, whereas in the Japanese, an accumulation of calcium and phosphorus began to occur in the seventies
and increased markedly in the nineties. The result revealed that an accumulation of calcium and phosphorus occurred earlier
in the Thai than in the Japanese. Regarding the relationships among element contents, extremely significant correlations were
found between calcium and phosphorus contents, between calcium and magnesium contents, and between phosphorus and magnesium
contents in both the coronary arteries of the Thai and the Japanese. As far as the coronary arteries with a very high accumulation
of calcium and phosphorus, the mass ratios of magnesium to calcium and phosphorus were lower in the coronary arteries of the
Thai in comparison with the Japanese. 相似文献
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Azuma C Tohno S Mahakkanukrauh P Tohno Y Ongkana N Minami T Moriwake Y Kumai T Vaidhayakarn P Yamada MO Maruyama H 《Biological trace element research》2005,105(1-3):59-70
To elucidate compositional changes of the elastic cartilage with aging, the authors investigated age-related changes of elements
in the epiglottal cartilages by inductively coupled plasma-atomic emission spectrometry. After the ordinary dissection by
medical students at Chiang Mai University was finished, the epiglottises were resected from the subjects. The epiglottal cartilages
were isolated and the element contents were determined. The subjects consisted of 11 men and 14 women, ranging in age from
39 to 92 yr old. It was found that although the extent of accumulation of calcium and phosphorus was slight, calcium and phosphorus
increased progressively in the epiglottal cartilages with aging. In contrast, sulfur, magnesium, zinc, iron and sodium did
not change significantly in them. Regarding the relationships among elements, it was found that there were significant correlations
among calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, and sodium in the epiglottal cartilages, with one exception between calcium and sodium
contents. In comparison between men and women, no significant differences were found in the predominant elements such as calcium,
sulfur, and phosphorus in the epiglottal cartilages. 相似文献
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