Description: Metal ions are tightly regulated in human health: while essential to human life, they are potentially toxic as well. In the latest volume of the prestigious Metal Ions in Life Science series the potential benefits, as well as toxicities, of the admi
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"In conclusion, this volume of MILS lives up in every way to the high standard set by previous volumes. I recommend it as strongly as possible not only to those individuals or institutions with a regular subscription to the series, but also to any researcher with an interest in the medical/medicinal/health (however one might distinguish amongst these areas) aspects of metal ions. Thus, both clinical and basic researchers would benefit greatly from volume 19 of MILS."
Joshua Telser in: Coordination Chemistry Reviews 392 (2019), 81-82
"Overall, this volume is a nice compilation of articles describing some of the emerging therapeutic uses of metals in medicine. Each chapter has an extensive literature survey which would be of benefit to the researchers in their areas. It would also serve as an excellent introduction to readers interested in metals in medicine and their possible therapeutic benefits."
Bibudhendra Sarkar in: Journal of Inorganic Biochemistry 199 (2019), DOI https: //doi.org/10.1016/j.jinorgbio.2019.110794