Titlebook: Vitamin D; Basic and Clinical A Rajiv Kumar Book 1984 Martinus Nijhoff Publishing 1984 Vitamin D.kidney.leukemia.metabolism.osteoporosis.ph

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The Metabolism of Dihydroxylated Vitamin D Metabolitesed not only by the rate of formation of the metabolite but also by the rate of disposal or degradation. Human and animal experimental data will be presented and the importance of the described metabolic processes in the genesis of hepatic and intestinal osteodystrophy will be discussed.

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Mammalian 25-Hydroxyvitamin D-1α-Hydroxylase: Measurement and Regulationus for the present review. However, avian models are also considered in some detail, particularly where they provide the framework for important concepts, and where mammalian data are still inadequate.

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Nature and Functions of the Plasma Binding Protein for Vitamin D and its Metabolites D physiology (1–3). It is the goal of this chapter to review recent knowledge concerning the nature, features and possible roles of the plasma binding protein for vitamin D and its metabolites (DBP).

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Effect of Vitamin D on Cultured Bone Cellsorigin of the bone. Resorption and mineralization can be studied in such preparations in vitro, but because of the variety of cell types and the presence of a large volume of extracellular insoluble matrix, it is difficult to identify the cells responsible for the biochemical changes that are observed upon hormone treatment.

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The Metabolism, Physiology, and Function of Vitamin Dnce of pollutants in the air, the disease rickets appeared in epidemic proportions, especially in Northern Europe and the United States (1). This debilitating disease remained an unsolved medical problem until approximately 1930.

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Dysplasia