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Zinc Concentration in Central Nervous Tissues of a Case with Multiple Sclerosis in Comparison with it in Other Neurological Diseases Masayuki Yasui 1 , Tameko Kihira 1 , Kiichiro Ota 2 , Masakuni Mukoyama 3 , Koshin Adachi 4 , Kazuhisa Sasajima 5 , Shiro Iwata 5 1Division of Neurological Diseases and Wakayama Medical College 2Department of Laboratory Medicine, Wakayama Medical College 3Chubu National Hospital 4Aichi Medical University 5Research Reactor Institute, Kyoto University Keyword: zinc , multiple sclerosis , amyotrophic lateral sclerosis , iron , cerebral infarction pp.951-955
Published Date 1991/10/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406900258
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The posible role of trace elements in a patho-genesis of central nervous system (CNS) on degene rative and demyelinating diseases has been sug-gested.

Simultaneous measurements of Zinc (Zn) and iron (Fe) concentration in CNS were undertaken by neutron activation analysis in CNS tissues : a patient with multiple sclerosis (MS), five patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), five with spinocerebellar degeneration (SCD), and five with cerebral infarction (CVD) in non-invasive area of CNS as control. Although Zn and Fe concentration were present in white matter and gray matter of CNS in each disease, 1) Zn concentration showed no special pattern in gray matter among four diseases, but decreased more in white matter of MS and ALS than that of CVD (p<0.05) ; 2) Fe concentration in gray matter of SCD increased more than that in CVD (p<0.05) , but Fe concentration in white mat-ter of CVD was increased more than that of ALS (p<0.05) ; 3) Fe concentration of CNS in a patient with MS was not notable except for high Fe concen-tration in caudate nucleus and globus pallidus.

The demyelinated pathological area in CNS ofMS showed a decrease in Zn level but no change in Fe level. These results indicate that low Zn con-centration in CNS tissues of MS seemed to be res-ponsible for CNS demyelination, but not forundernutrition due to poor conditions of a patient with MS. It seems that Zn might be one path-ogenetic factor of MS, but the action of Fe in MS can not be ruled out.


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