10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INTERMEDIN»
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1
The calcitonin gene-related peptide family: form, function ...
9.4 Intermedin Plays Important Regulatory Roles in the Cardiovascular and
Endocrine Systems Although the physiological importance of intermedin in vivo
remains to be investigated, our earlier studies have shown that (1) intermedin
exhibits ...
Debbie L. Hay, Ian M. Dickerson, 2009
2
Atherosclerosis: New Insights for the Healthcare ...
novel member of calcitonin gene-related peptide family, is an endogenous
cardiovascular-protective peptide. Because intermedin exists in human
atherosclerotic plaque, we studied the role of intermedin in macrophage
scavenger receptor A ...
3
Histoenzymology of the Endocrine Glands: International ...
It seems important to me to emphasise that even pituitaries lacking pars
intermedia contain intermedin (Morris et al., 1956; Oldham et al., 1940; Kelsey et
al., 1957). The active principle exists in three forms; one basic, isolated by Lerner
et al.
L. Arvy, P. Alexander, Z. M. Bacq, 1971
4
The Hormones V3: Physiology, Chemistry and Applications
Both crude and purified preparations of corticotropin are strong in intermedin
activity (10, 378), and there has been a vigorous debate on the question of
whether corticotropin and intermedin are the same thing (see p. 389). Although
this ...
NNN Unknown Publisher, 1955
5
University Bulletin: A Weekly Bulletin for the Staff of the ...
Work on lnrarmeclln The first isolation of intermedin, the “pigmentation hormone,”
and the determination of its structure have been reported by scientists on the
Berkeley campus in the new issue of the Journal of the American Chemical
Society.
University of California (System), 1956
6
Handbook of Biologically Active Peptides
Dong F, Taylor MM, Samson WK, Ren J. Intermedin (adrenomedullin-2)
enhances cardiac contractile function via a protein kinase C- and protein kinase
A-dependent pathway in murine ventricular myocytes. JAppl Physiol 2006;101:
778–84. 9.
7
Hyman's Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy
There appears to be a similar reciprocal relationship between the effects of
intermedin on frog iridophores and xanthophores. During intermedin stimulation,
it has been demonstrated that the purine content of reflecting platelets is
decreased, ...
8
Endogenous Peptides and Learning and Memory Processes
Because the highest concentration of this hormone is in the pars intermedia of
the pituitary, it was called “intermedin” (Zondek, 1935; Zondek & Krohn, 1932).
The locus of intermedin in the pars intermedia was established in 1930 when
Bayer ...
Joe L. Jr. Martinez, 2012
9
The Pituitary Gland: Anterior pituitary
THE PARS INTERMEDIA AND INTERMEDIN SECRETION Intermedin is located
in a small granule fraction in sucrose-containing homogenates of pars intermedia
tissue, being sedimented on centrifugation (Leener and Brachet, cited by ...
Geoffrey Wingfield Harris, Bernard T. Donovan, 1966
10
Animal Colour Changes and Their Neurohumours: A Survey of ...
YOUNG, H. M. (1934). Rapid pigment appearance in Ohio red bellied dace as a
test for intermedin. Amer. _7. Clin. Path. 4, 485-91. YOUNG, I. Z. (1929).
Fenomeni istologici consecutivi alla sezione dei nervi nei cefalopodi. Boll. Soc.
Biol. Sper.
George Howard Parker, 2012
