Calcitoninum
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Calcitoninum est hormon ex 32 aminoacidorum compositum de glandulae thyreoideae cellulis parafollicularibus secretum. Effectus in sanguine calcitoninum copiam electrolyti calcii Ca++ minuit. Calcitoninum ossium decessionem inhibet, ope inhibitionis osteoclastorum[1]. Inhibet etiam in renibus reabsorptionem calcii, quo fit, ut Ca++ per urinas ex corpore perdatur.
Effectus antagonista, incrementum enim Ca++, hormon parathyreoideum (seu parathormonum) exercet.
Historia
[recensere | fontem recensere]Hormon calcitoninum primum anno 1962 describitur[2].
Notae
[recensere | fontem recensere]- ↑ Inzerillo A. M., Zaidi M., Huang C. L. H. (Iul 2004). "Calcitonin: physiological actions and clinical applications". Journal of pediatric endocrinology & metabolism 17 (7): 931-40
- ↑ Sexton P. M., Findlay D. M. , Martin T. J. (Nov 1999). "Calcitonin". Current medical chemistry 6 (11): 1067-93
Nexus interni
Nexus externi
[recensere | fontem recensere]- Calcitonini anatomia, structura, synthesis (Anglice)
- britannica.com de calcitonini (Anglice)
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