Titlebook: Humoral Factors in the Regulation of Tissue Growth; Blood, Blood Vessels Piero P. Foà (Professor Emeritus) Book 1993 Springer-Verlag New Yo

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The Humoral Regulation of Normal and Pathologic Erythropoiesis, to changes in red cell mass.. It was also found that Epo was produced by the kidney in response to renal tissue hypoxia,. and a quantitative assay based on the measurement of newly produced red cells labeled with.Fe was developed.. The introduction of assays that allow cells to proliferate and diff

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Colony-Stimulating Factors in Leukopoiesis,dy’s requirement for these cells in response to different stimuli such as infection, trauma, or stress. The basic pluripotent stem cell is capable of giving rise to committed progenitor cells, which in turn differentiate into the mature blood cells. This pluripotent stem cell is capable of self- ren

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The Inhibitory Effects of Growth Factors and Cytokines on Cell Proliferation,cancer cells. Various lines of evidence have suggested that cancer cells not only produce peptide growth factors that normally control cell proliferation during processes such as organogenesis and wound healing, but they also have receptors for those factors and can respond to these factors in a pos

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Cytokine Regulation of Hypothalamic and Pituitary Hormone Secretion,ulating the activity of the immune system. As a part of this response, the brain and its neural inputs can activate certain immune components either by direct innervation of immune system tissues such as the thymus gland and spleen, or the central nervous system (CNS) can act through neuroendocrine

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Bone Growth, Remodeling, and Repair: Interactions of Parathyroid Hormone, Calcitonin, Vitamin D, Grigned to fulfill two specific roles. These are (1) to provide structural support and protection to soft tissue organs and (2) to serve as an ion reservoir for calcium and phosphorus homeostasis. Bone also acts as a third line of defense in maintaining acid-base balance, after respiratory and renal r

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