Studies of antiricketic activity in sera from patients with disorders of calcium metabolism and preliminary observations on the mode of transport of vitamin D in human serum (Q34100181)

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English	Studies of antiricketic activity in sera from patients with disorders of calcium metabolism and preliminary observations on the mode of transport of vitamin D in human serum	scientific article

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Studies of antiricketic activity in sera from patients with disorders of calcium metabolism and preliminary observations on the mode of transport of vitamin D in human serum (English)

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THOMAS WC Jr

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MORGAN HG

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CONNOR TB

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HADDOCK L

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BILLS CE

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HOWARD JE

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1 July 1959

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Journal of Clinical Investigation

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38

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1078-1085

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The mode of action of vitamin D: Studies on hypervitaminosis D. The influence of the calcium-phosphate intake

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STUDIES ON THE MODE OF ACTION OF IRRADIATED ERGOSTEROL: II. Its Effect on the Calcium and Phosphorus Metabolism of Individuals with Calcium Deficiency Diseases

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Lipoprotein patterns of serum obtained by zone electrophoresis

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Electrophoresis of proteins on filter paper

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The effect of ergosterol and ergocalciferol on the anaerobic glycolysis of rat-liver slices

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The cause of hypercalcuria in sarcoid and its treatment with cortisone and sodium phytate

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The vitamin D content of tissues of rats given ergocalciferol

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Vitamin D balance and distribution in rats given a massive dose of ergocalciferol I. Experimental results

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The effect of A.T. 10 on calcium and phosphorus metabolism in resistant rickets.

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Some experiences with the use of vitamin D in the treatment of hypoparathyroidism

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Metabolic studies on two infants with idiopathic hypercalcaemia

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Gastrointestinal malabsorptive syndromes

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Vit. D and citrate metabolism; inhibition of vit. D effect by cortisol

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Vitamin D intoxication: report of two cases treated with cortisone

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The antagonism between cortisone and vitamin D: experiments on hypervitaminosis D inrats

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The effect of cortisone in experimental hypervitaminosis D

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Etiology of the severe form of idiopathic hypercalcemia of infancy; a defect in vitamin D metabolism

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Cation exchangers: their use and hazards as aids in managing edema

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Ultrafiltration studies on calcium and phosphorus in human serum

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Biochemical disturbances and clinical symptoms during prolonged exchange resin therapy in congestive heart failure

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Idiopathic hypercalcaemia in infants with failure to thrive

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Effect of cortisone on calcium metabolism in sarcoidosis with hypercalcaemia; possibly antagonistic actions of cortisone and vitamin D

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10.1172/JCI103884

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