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Urban Education in the United Statesortality secondary to infectious disease. Our unit (Tilney .., 1978) and others have noted this trend and have offered similar suggestions for reducing immunosuppressive therapy. We reported that recent modifications and refinements in the management of renal-transplant recipients have diminished th

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Mineral Metabolism in Health and Disease, sunlight and season of the year (Stryd .., 1979). Conversion to 25(OH)D occurs mainly in the microsomal fraction of the liver. This conversion is inhibited mainly by the liver and plasma pool of vitamin D and 25(OH)D, rather than by calcium and phosphate (Bhattacharya and DeLuca, 1973; Mawer, 1977)

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The Kidney in Systemic Disease,ex dependence on the interaction between architecture and function. Since the kidneys receive 20% of the entire cardiac output per minute, malfunction of the cardiovascular system or the production of substances that alter the composition of the blood as a result of systemic disease affect renal fun