MEASUREMENT OF VITAMIN D METABOLITES
MEASUREMENT OF VITAMIN D METABOLITES Part of “CHAPTER 54 – VITAMIN D“ METHODS The measurement of vitamin D in biologic fluids was pioneered with bioassays that measured either the linear…
MEASUREMENT OF VITAMIN D METABOLITES Part of “CHAPTER 54 – VITAMIN D“ METHODS The measurement of vitamin D in biologic fluids was pioneered with bioassays that measured either the linear…
BIOLOGIC ACTIONS OF VITAMIN D Part of “CHAPTER 54 – VITAMIN D“ INTESTINE CALCIUM TRANSPORT The most important bioeffect of 1,25(OH)2D3 is to increase the intestinal absorption of calcium. Although…
REGULATION OF VITAMIN D METABOLISM Part of “CHAPTER 54 – VITAMIN D“ The metabolic activation of vitamin D is subject to both coarse-and fine-control mechanisms operating at the principal enzymatic…
CONCLUSION Part of “CHAPTER 53 – CALCITONIN GENE FAMILY OF PEPTIDES“ Related posts: FUTURE PROSPECTS HEIGHT AND WEIGHT REGULATION OF THE GROWTH HORMONE RECEPTOR AND BINDING PROTEIN GONADOTROPE ADENOMAS OF…
RECEPTORS OF THE CALCITONIN GENE FAMILY OF PEPTIDES Part of “CHAPTER 53 – CALCITONIN GENE FAMILY OF PEPTIDES“ The peptides of the CT-gene family exert their bioeffects through binding to…
ADRENOMEDULLIN Part of “CHAPTER 53 – CALCITONIN GENE FAMILY OF PEPTIDES“ ADM, originating from the CALC-V gene (see Fig. 53-1 and Fig. 53-2), is a 52-amino-acid peptide originally isolated from…
CALCITONIN GENE–RELATED PEPTIDES Part of “CHAPTER 53 – CALCITONIN GENE FAMILY OF PEPTIDES“ ALTERNATIVE GENE EXPRESSION The CALC-I gene gives rise to more than one bioactive peptide: CT and CGRP….