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Vitamin A is somewhat dependent on the presence of Vitamin E, and a deficiency of E may cause the patient to become deficient in Vitamin A as well. The U.S. recommends a daily allowance (USRDA) of 5,000USP units or about 1.5 milligrams. For example, 3.5 ounces of beef liver contains...
Cortisol (but not corticosterone) is reduced during a potassium deficiency, and this reduction accounts for many of the symptoms of RA. Cortisol shuts down most of the copper enzymes when it de-cl...
In flowering plants, the pollen coat protects the released male germ cells from desiccation and damage during pollination. However, we know little about the mechanism by which the chemical composition of the pollen coat prevents dehydration of pollen grains. Here we report that deficiency of a gras...
It has been reported that TRAM-34, a specific blocker of intermediate Ca2+-activated K + channel, diminishes tumor infiltration of GL-15 GBM cells implanted in the brain tissue of mice [29]. Ca2+ activated K + channels may be a target for therapy because of being involved in glioblastoma...
Increased DHA in the liver may be a part of the cell survival strategy under septic conditions. This further increase in the liver of the M + S group may be explained by a link to the carnitine availability. It has been proposed that carnitine deficiency might cause DHA deficiency [100],...
The meaning of VITAMIN A is any of several fat-soluble vitamins (such as retinol) that are found especially in green or orange vegetables (such as carrots or spinach) and in animal products (such as egg yolk, butter, or liver) and whose deficiency in the
et al. Deficiency or inhibition of oxygen sensor Phd1 induces hypoxia tolerance by reprogramming basal metabolism. Nature Genet. 40, 170–180 (2008). This study provides in vivo evidence that therapeutic inhibition of PHD1 results in protection of skeletal muscle fibres against an otherwise lethal...
Osteopetrosis is a skeletal disorder of humans and animals characterized by the formation of overly dense bones, resulting from a deficiency in the number and/or function of bone-resorbing osteoclast cells. In cattle, osteopetrosis can either be induced during gestation by viral infection of the dam...
reducing potassium intake.48As potassium supplementation leads to natriuresis,49potassium deficiency may aggravate sodium overloading. Results of the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension trial50showed clearly that changes in diet, including both sodium restriction and potassium supplementation, are important...