Titlebook: Vitamin A and Retinoids: An Update of Biological Aspects and Clinical Applications; Maria A. Livrea Book 2000 Birkh?user Verlag 2000 Activ

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Factors affecting blood levels of vitamin A,n (RBP) [1, 2]. Although retinol accounts for approximately 95 to 99% of all retinoid in the circulation, other retinoids also are present. Fasting human and rodent blood contains very low levels of both all-.- and 13-.-retinoic acid (approximately 0.2 to 0.7% of those of retinol) [3], as well as lo

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Requirements and safety of vitamin A in humans,oked liver or by prescribing liver in the diet [1]. This medical lore was lost over the centuries, and night blindness, called “this curious and obscure disease” by R.J.Hicks [2], a surgeon serving with the Confederate Army in the American Civil War, plagued armies throughout the world in the Ninete

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The role and evolutionary development of retinoic-acid signalling in the eye,ts adult function. In the mature organism, the earliest sign of vitamin A deficiency is night-blindness, and in the developing embryo vitamin A deficiency causes the ventral eye to be defective, leading to micro- or anophthalmia [1, 2]. Because the oxidation of retinaldehyde to retinoic acid (RA) is

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Vitamin A, retinoids and immune responses,olecular factors that are elicited in very specific patterns that differ with the species, and even type, of pathogen or immune stimuli that the host encounters. Early investigators of vitamin A (VA) recognized this nutrient as essential for the prevention of infectious disease; indeed, Green and Me