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Seric concentrations of copper, chromium, manganesum, nickel and selenium in aerobic, anaerobic and mixed professional sportsmen

Marcos Maynar1 Department of Physiology, School of Sport SciencesUniversity of ExtremaduraUniversity Avenue10003CáceresSpain

Francisco Llerena2 Department of Medical-Surgical Therapeutics, School of MedicineUniversity of ExtremaduraElvas Avenue06071BadajozSpain

Ignacio Bartolomé1 Department of Physiology, School of Sport SciencesUniversity of ExtremaduraUniversity Avenue10003CáceresSpain

Javier Alves3 Department of Sport Sciences, School of Sport SciencesPontifical University of SalamancaHenry Collet Street, 5337007SalamancaSpain

María-Concepción Robles4 Department of Physical Education and Sport, School of Sport SciencesUniversity of ExtremaduraUniversity Avenue10003CáceresSpain

Francisco-Javier Grijota3 Department of Sport Sciences, School of Sport SciencesPontifical University of SalamancaHenry Collet Street, 5337007SalamancaSpain

Diego Muñoz4 Department of Physical Education and Sport, School of Sport SciencesUniversity of ExtremaduraUniversity Avenue10003CáceresSpainCorrespondence[email protected]

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