Titlebook: Calcium in Human Biology; B. E. C. Nordin Book 1988 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1988 Calcium.Nucleotide.Vitamin D.biochemistry.biolo

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Calcium-Regulating Hormones: Parathyroid Hormone and Calcitonin,er methods and radioimmunoassay to cell biology and molecular biology and all these have been applied fruitfully to elucidating the nature and actions of hormones controlling calcium metabolism. The many studies utilizing these applications have spawned a substantial body of knowledge, reviewed here

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Calcium-Regulating Hormones: General,lcium metabolism. During the normal growth and development of animals and man, the bones increase in size, change in shape (modelling) and undergo changes in their internal structure and chemical composition. In immature animals, the growth of the skeleton is accompanied by a progressive bodily rete

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Gastrointestinal Absorption of Calcium,hrough the body involves a series of transformations of state, from solid to liquid (as in digestion), from liquid to solid (as in bone salt deposition) and back from solid to liquid (as in bone salt resorption). Like other cations, calcium also moves across and between cell membranes and in the pro

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Renal Excretion of Calcium,atabolized by the human body and its total content in tissues is set by the balance between that absorbed and that excreted. In the form of complexes calcium is, in general, well tolerated by tissues but tolerance to the ionized form is limited. Because ionized calcium is utilized in a wide range of

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Calcified Tissues: Chemistry and Biochemistry,Hydroxyapatite is also frequently found pathologically in metastatic and dystrophic deposits (Dieppe and Calvert 1983). The extracellular matrices of the physiologically calcified tissues (calcified cartilage, ligamentous and tendinous insertions, the mineralized matrix of bone itself, as well as th

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Calcified Tissues: Cellular Dynamics,hich support, weight-bearing and participation in calcium homeostasis are the most important. To understand these properties a certain knowledge of primary bone formation, postnatal growth (modelling) and the continuous renewal of adult bone throughout life (remodelling) (Frost 1969) is necessary. T

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Calcium in Extracellular Fluid: Homeostasis, the interstitial fluid (Table 10.1). The normal mean plasma calcium concentration is 10 mg/100 ml and as the plasma accounts for approximately 5% of body weight, the total amount of calcium in the plasma of a 70-kg man is about 350 mg. The normal mean concentration of (ultrafiltrable) calcium in th

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