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მიკროელემენტები ცოცხალ ორგანიზმებში ბევრ მიმდინარე სასიცოცხლო პროცესში აქტიურ მონაწილეობას იღებენ. ფერმენტული სისტემის მეშვეობით მიკროელემენტებს შეუძლიათ გაააქტიურონ ან შეაფერხონ ზრდის, განვითარებისა და რეპროდუქციული ფუნქციის პროცესები. ამჟამად მიკროელემენტოზების შესწავლის სამედიცინო ასპექტები ჯერ კიდევ არ არის საკმარისად განვითარებული. მათთან დაკავშირებული ფაქტები და დაკვირვებები მიმოფანტულია სხვადასხვა დისციპლინების პუბლიკაციებში. ეს ქმნის დიდ სირთულეებს მიკროელემენტოზების სისტემატიზაციის მცდელობისას, ამ პათოლოგიების ზოგიერთი მნიშვნელოვანი მონაკვეთი ჯერ კიდევ შეუსწავლელია. ცოდნის და გამოცდილების შევსებისთვის საჭიროა გრძელვადიანი და მრავალმხრივი კვლევითი მუშაობა. ჯანმრთელობის მართვის ახალი შესაძლებლობების გამოსავლენად აუცილებელია მეტაბოლიზმში მიკროელემენტების მნიშვნელობის შესწავლა, ვინაიდან მათ შეუძლიათ იმოქმედონ როგორც მეტაბოლიზმის სპეციფიკურ, ისე არასპეციფიკურ რეგულატორების როლში.
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