Zinc protoporphyrin (ZPP) is a compound normally present in small quantities within red blood cells (or erythrocytes).
Its determination is mainly used as an aid to the diagnosis of lead poisoning and can help detect iron deficiency in children.
Most of the protoporphyrin present within red blood cells is bound to iron to form the heme group.
Buteyko method applied to asthmatic children
Elecampane root: what it is, benefits and uses
Narcotics
Autoimmune Diseases
Osteosarcoma: What is it and How does it manifest itself?
Pradaxa - Package Leaflet
Dermatological diseases of dogs and cats
Pink Himalayan salt
Nobistar - Package Leaflet
Coronavirus Italy: Provisions and Measures on Contrast and Containment
Colposcopy with Biopsy: When to Do It, How It Is Performed and Results
Isomaltulose: Description and Health Effects
Salty Strudel---ena-screening-o-pannello-ena.jpg)
