[PDF] Top 20 Regulation of bicarbonate secretion in marine fish intestine by the calcium-sensing receptor

... tract of the sea ...levels in the anterior intestine than in the mid intestine or the ...rectum. The presence of CaSR was also identified ... See full document

... against fish STC is a useful tool to uncover the physiological actions of STC in fish calcium ...against the purified native sea bream STC (Fuentes et ...STC in ... See full document

... involved in the regulation of water and electrolyte balance in most classes of vertebrates, including teleost fish (Bole-Feysot et ...1998). The importance ... See full document

... reinforce the relationship between epithelial calcium movements and BCS in the intestine of marine ...fish. The ionic status of the animal ... See full document

... represents the most severe expres- sion of familial hypocalciuric hypercalcemia ...(68). In most patients in which mutations were found in the CASR, the two gene copies ... See full document

... work in combination with industrial tests of casting welding show that the causes of high-temperature brittleness are the partial tears of the structure and the hot ... See full document

... For the miRNA screen, all miRNA constructs were obtained from an existing library ...containing the pre-miRNA sequences and have been reconsti- tuted in TE (10 mM Tris-HCl, pH ...to the well ... See full document

... One of the main impacts of this activity is changes in the natural behavior of ...example, by becoming used to the presence of humans, species that otherwise ... See full document

... membrane of neurons, neuroendocrine, endocrine, exocrine and hematopoietic cells ...process of F-actin disassembly to mediate movement through cortical ...that the F-actin network plays both ... See full document

... difficulties of theoretical nature arise from the cause of simultaneous and coupled growth of non-faceted and faceted ...Furthermore, the solid / liquid interface is non-isothermal ... See full document

... characterized by a persistent, non-progres- sive mild to moderate hypercalcemia, relative hypocal- ciuria, and absence of classical clinical features of prima- ry hyperparathyroidism ...Besides ... See full document

... Although the mature Ca-SR protein is mainly present in a subpopulation of the olfactory receptor neurones ...5A), the mRNA is most abundant in the basal layer ... See full document

... followed-up the time-course evolution of the extracellular myocilin fragment produced by a constant cell number seeded at different initial densities (9800, 17500 and 56600 cells/cm 2 ) ... See full document

... those of Slattery and colleagues as we find no evidence for PR expression in the epithelium of normal small intestine or colon in humans and ...PR in either human colon ... See full document

... Two thcrmic sources (clcctric and gascous) to sarnplc hcating was testcd and analyscd. I t was intmduced the cxtended measurement and recording of choscn parameters. i.e, va[r] ... See full document

... support the management of coastal areas, so it can be arranged on the setting, management, utilization, preservation and protection and security of marine areas and determination ... See full document

... most of the labour for harvesting and post-harvest activities (FAO, ...source of income for rural households (Davies et ...for the largest number of households in comparison with ... See full document

... Subbotko, Methods of distribution of tool at units based on TM software of Guhring, Production Engineering Wroc ł aw University of Technology,(2006) 273- 280 (in Polish).. Bocheński, C[r] ... See full document

... raise the potential ability of peripheral tarsal taste neurons to discriminate contact pheromones but also suggest that these substances can have strong long-lasting behavioral ...effects. The ... See full document

... differences in plastic ingestion might be explained by different feeding behaviours and ...results in the suction of all types of food. The morphological and behavioural ... See full document