Methods and compositions for inducing production of stress prote

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1996-10-08

1999-09-21

Weber, Jon P.

Drug, bio-affecting and body treating compositions

Inorganic active ingredient containing

Heavy metal or compound thereof

424641, 424650, 514493, 514494, A01N 5916, A01N 5504, A01N 5502

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active

059551119

ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to compositions and methods of production of stress proteins using tin or zinc metal ions. The invention relates to methods of protecting a mammal against injury caused by a noxious condition by administering to the mammal tin or zinc metal ions in sufficient quantity and under appropriate conditions to induce production of stress proteins at sufficient levels to provide partial or complete protection against injury caused by a noxious condition which occurs subsequent to stress protein production. The invention also relates to methods of inducing stress protein production in a mammal by administering tin or zinc metal ions in sufficient quantity and under appropriate conditions to induce production of stress proteins to protect the mammal against injury caused by a noxious condition. The invention also relates to compositions comprising tin or zinc metals, stress proteins, and/or agents which enhance or prolong the activity of stress proteins or which aid in the uptake of the heavy metal ions into the tissue.

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