... bands of nitrate and acetate groups can be explained by adsorption of the corresponding ions on the surface of HA crystals Further annealing will lead to decomposition of the corresponding calcium ... obtained Different sizes and shapes of the crystals can be explained by different interactions of hydroxyapatite with the anions of the initial salts: adsorption of acetate anions on the HA surface, ... chloride ions for the hydroxyl groups of HA, and “inertness” of nitrate anions The thermal treatment of the samples at 500–1100°C for h led to the formation of faceted crystallites and an increase...
... Metals Handbook, 10th ed., American Society for Metals, Metals Park, OH, 1990, Vol Roberts, C S., Magnesiumand Its Alloys, Wiley, New York, 1960 "Selection and Application of MagnesiumandMagnesium ... CORROSION AND FINISHING Magnesium is highly resistant to alkalies and to chromic and hydrofluoric acids In these environments, no protection is usually necessary On the other hand, magnesium ... Machining Magnesium, Dow Chemical Company "Nonferrous Metal Products," in Annual Book of ASTM Standards, 02.02, ASTM, 1995 Operations in Magnesium Finishing, Dow Chemical Company "Properties of Magnesium...
... S-(2-boronoethyl)-l-cysteine (BEC) His120 and His145, and the corresponding His101 and His126 in arginase I, were described among the ligands for coordination of Mn2+A and Mn2+B, respectively [9,24] However, ... arginase I and Mn2+B in arginase II Because ligands to the metal ions are strictly conserved in these enzymes, the difference would reside in the length of the ligand– metal separations In this ... experimental and computational methods, will be initiated soon in our laboratory General conclusions In addition to substantiate the participation of His120 and His145 as ligands for the manganese ions...
... receptor-operated calcium entry Sci STKE 2000, E1 143 Bianchi K, Rimessi A, Prandini A, Szabadkai G & Rizzuto R (2004) Calciumand mitochondria: mechanisms and functions of a troubled relationship Biochim ... mechanisms and implications in human pathology IUBMB Life 52, 159–164 30 Barja G (1999) Mitochondrial oxygen radical generation and leak: sites of production in states and 3, organ specificity, and relation ... transport of cations: channels, exchangers, and permeability transition Physiol Rev 79, 1127–1155 Duchen MR (2000) Mitochondria and Ca2+ in cell physiology and pathophysiology Cell Calcium 28, 339–348...
... important for raft membranedependent aggregation and neurotoxic action, in particular the presence of sphingomyelin, cholesterol and zinc ions Results and Discussion In order to characterize the interaction ... layer before and after binding of peptide and subsequent aggregation, and of the layer composed of peptide (or a portion of the peptide) that extends beyond the lipid surface Both p- and s-polarized ... b-sheet, and even smaller amounts of a-helix [41] We therefore assume that the peptide layer on the DOPC and SM membrane surface consists of such a mixture of oligomers and secondary conformations...
... contributions PS and HBC contributed equally to calcium imaging, RTPCR and ELISA experiments HBC also carried out isolation of microglia SC participated in the design of experiments and reviewed and ... by grants from the Heart and Stroke Foundation of British Columbia and Yukon and Alzheimer's Society of Canada (to JGM) and a doctoral research award from the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada ... for calcium- dependent and independentsignalling pathways J Cell Physiol 1998, 177:232-240 McGeer PL, McGeer EG: The inflammatory response system of brain: implications for therapy of Alzheimer and...
... methods of productions / heat treatments of magnesium alloys and the use of various types of cast and wrought magnesium alloys • The influences of alloy composition, microstructure and heat treatment ... Chemical compositions and applications and mechanical properties of Mg-Zn-Zr and MgRE-Zn-Zr casting alloys Suranaree University of Technology Tapany Udomphol May-Aug 2007 High-temperature magnesium ... produce MgO and mix with petroleum coke and then heat to separate O from Mg • Pidgeon process (Thermal reduction method) Powdered ferrosilicon andmagnesium oxide are charged in a retort and heated...
... cannot acquire glucose and the sodium /potassium pump cannot restore ionic integrity With its stores of potassium reduced, the lymphocyte cannot complete its enzymatic actions and transform or proliferate ... against GK and TGK as well as a saline control We hypothesized that if a cancer patient were to be administered thyroid and insulin (to stimulate the sodium /potassium pump), glucose andpotassium ... abnormalities, and the destruction and remodeling of tissues experienced by patients with chronic and uncontrolled progressive diseases" [72] We further propose that both chronic infections and many...
... rate, pH, and concentrations of calcium, phosphate, and sIgA in pregnant and non-pregnant women Variable Pregnant (n = 22) Non-pregnant (n = 22) Mean Salivary flow rate (mL/min) PH Calcium (mmol/L) ... potential differences of genetics and dietary habits This cross-sectional study aimed to compare the salivary flow rates, pH, and concentrations of calcium, phosphate, and secretory immunoglobulin ... dental floss), professional counseling on oral health and hygiene, and presence of gingival bleeding Data on medical conditions and use of medications were retrieved from the subject's medical charts...
... cations such as calciumandmagnesium Crosslinked pectin typically becomes water insoluble and is useful for film and encapsulation purposes This pectin can also be extracted under basic conditions ... Three calcium alginate andcalcium pectinate films were analyzed by ESEM analysis The smooth surface and scuffed surface of the films were analyzed at 200X and 1500X magnifications The calcium ... analysis of calcium alginate andcalcium pectinate rough film sides 37 37 The calcium alginate andcalcium pectinate film surface not exposed to the scuffed metal sheet had a smooth and uniform...
... effects of environmental calciumand phosphate on both calciumand strontium based HVGICs are pH dependent When pH was at and 5, variations in environmental calciumand phosphate levels did not ... General Conclusions, Proposed Mechanism and Future Perspectives 9.1 Results and general conclusions 9.2 Proposed mechanism of interaction between GICs and environmental calcium/ phosphate and pH 9.3 ... studies reported increased salivary concentrations of protein and inorganic ions, such as sodium, calcium, magnesiumand chloride, due to lower flow rate and condensed saliva (Schwarz et al., 1999)...
... 100, 150 and 200 and 100 P Concentration (mg/L) 0.9 Other Conditions 0.9 Effect of P and 100 and 2.0 pH adjusted to 3.0, 5.0, 7.0, 9.0 and 11.0 pH 7.0 Leaching in anaerobic incubation and 100 ... the adsorbed amount of Ca and Mg with different additions of Ca and Mg Results indicated that Ca and Mg adsorption increased with the increase in Ca and Mg addition and the amount adsorbed increased ... < 11.5 and might form at pH 12 and 12.5 Leachate pH obtained ranged between 7.0 and 8.0 which might not support the first hypothesis On the other hand, adsorption of Ca and Mg from GW and subsequent...
... significant effect on calciumandpotassium levels in both species Drought stress significantly affected phosphorus, manganese, calciumandpotassium in both spruce clones andcalciumandpotassium in ... of drought and ozone had a significant effect on calcium levels in the Istebna clone andpotassium levels in Gerardmer and beech As the a ozone dose increased, there was Ozone effects Calcium increases ... inhibitor (Heath and Castillo, 1988) This potassiumandcalcium increase could also result from a perturbation of the mineral nutrition at root level Barnes and Pfirrmann (1992) and Lucas et al...
... scand vol 42 no 2, 2001 as well as the response of plasma total calcium, inorganic phosphate andmagnesium in cows Materials and methods Animals Six dry and non-lactating cows (3 Holstein and ... contractions became muffled and the chewing activity disapActa vet scand vol 42 no 2, 2001 peared The ears, tail and the caudal part of the limbs became cold probably due to circulatory collapse and ... 10 day of anion salt supplementation Figs 2a, 2b and 2c concentration trends for total calcium, inorganic phosphate andmagnesium during a standardized intravenous EDTA infusion following a 10...
... nhận hiệu cinacalcet theo hướng nhìn Calcium, Phosphorus, Parathyroid Hormone, and Cardiovascular Disease in Hemodialysis Patients: The USRDS Waves 1,3, and Study Cơ sở • Gần đây, Ca, Phos, PTH ... huyết tương Cơ sở • Ganesh et al JASN 2001 • Dữ liệu từ CMAS and Dialysis M&M Waves 1, 3, and • Bn có P > 6.5, tích số Ca x P, and PTH > 495 có tử vong cao – Dựa nhiều nguyên nhân gây tử vong ... kết phosphate chứa Calcium, Sterol củ Vitamine D giảm liều cinacalcet Kết luận (phần 2) Cinacalcer HCl dung nạp tốt Trong thực hành, cinacalcet HCl giúp nhiều bn đạt iPTH, Calcium phosphor...
... pre-HK values of urine and fecal excretion These potassium values were then subtracted from K+ in the 24 h urine and fecal collections during HK and post-HK and after potassium consumption The ... Pre-hypokinetic potassium values with and without potassium supplementation Potassium absorption, PA levels, and K+ levels in muscle, bone, plasma, feces and urine were not different between hypokinetic and ... Post-hypokinetic potassium values with and without potassium supplementation Potassium absorption, muscle and bone K+ content, PA level, plasma, urine and fecal K+ levels did not change in UVCR and SVCR...
... and Applications of Potassium Titanate Whisker, Journal of Salt Lake Research, Vol.12 , No.4, 58-59 [2]Qinghao Meng, Xiaofeng Li and Zhiqiang Du, etc (2002)Synthesis and Characterization of Potassium ... composed of titanium oxide andpotassium oxide It is fabricated by mixing titanium oxides andpotassium oxides in a certain ratio, with a suitable calcination flux, and calcining at 900 – 1100°C ... crystal [5] So that the metal ions could rather easily penetrate into the crystal layer and substitute K+ ions to form stable metallic /potassium tetratitanates The metal ions would then be removed...