ライフサイエンスコーパス: serum calcium level

1 valuating tumor growth, CD44 expression, and serum calcium level.

2 ased on genetic variants related to elevated serum calcium levels.

3 e was 100%, as evidenced by normalization of serum calcium levels.

4 ould be achieved without adversely affecting serum calcium levels.

5 ed to explain about 0.8% of the variation in serum calcium levels.

6 mon genetic variations associated with total serum calcium levels.

7 type, were able to reproduce, and had normal serum calcium levels.

8 hanisms that maintain skeletal integrity and serum calcium levels.

9 l in the blood did not affect measurement of serum calcium levels.

10 wk of treatment, concomitant with a rise in serum calcium levels.

11 This lead SNP was associated with higher serum calcium levels [0.06 mg/dl (0.015 mmol/l) per copy

12 pt mean ages, 55 versus 65, and preoperative serum calcium levels, 11.5 mg/dL versus 11.0 mg/dL (NIH

13 ,285 cases, 95,425 controls) and circulating serum calcium levels (39,400 subjects).

14 p and 10 in the placebo group), and elevated serum calcium levels (6 in the vitamin D3 + calcium grou

15 weeks after treatment, PTX resulted in lower serum calcium level (9.28 mg/dL) compared with CIN (10.2

16 Associations between serum calcium level and baseline hematoma volume and bet

17 vel and baseline hematoma volume and between serum calcium level and ICH expansion were investigated

18 PTX led to a greater reduction in serum calcium level and lower chance of persistent hyper

19 Serum calcium levels and change in serum creatinine leve

20 CaR is necessary for the fine regulation of serum calcium levels and renal calcium excretion indepen

21 between genetic variants related to elevated serum calcium levels and risk of coronary artery disease

22 -Fc > or =100 microg suppressed elevation of serum calcium levels and suppressed the bone turnover ma

23 Serum calcium levels and the Ca x P ion product increase

24 and 123504 noncases), the 6 SNPs related to serum calcium levels and without pleiotropic association

25 Serum calcium levels are tightly controlled by an integr

26 Serum calcium levels are tightly regulated.

27 identified initial AVA, current smoking, and serum calcium level as the independent predictors of amo

28 ion of gadoversetamide caused no decrease in serum calcium levels, as measured with inductively coupl

29 hormone (iPTH) > or = 400 pg/ml, normalized serum calcium levels between 8.0 and 10.0 mg/dl, and cal

30 Finally, we found that elevation of serum calcium levels by 1 mg/dl resulting from our genet

31 with lifelong genetic exposure to increased serum calcium levels can be translated to a risk associa

32 The maximum serum calcium levels did not change (P = 0.15).

33 FBP lowered serum calcium levels during the first 24 h after the ins

34 Serum calcium levels, however, were unaffected by nephre

35 D3 and parathyroid hormone levels, decreased serum calcium levels, hyperplasia of the parathyroid, an

36 Furthermore, raising serum calcium levels in Cyp27b1-depleted mice directly i

37 Serum calcium levels in the analogue group were not elev

38 ecreased by 52% from 92 to 44 pg/mL, and the serum calcium level increased from 7.8 to 8.5 mg/dL.

39 Objective: To investigate whether a low serum calcium level is associated with an increase in th

40 The introduction of routine measurement of serum calcium levels led to a sharp increase in the inci

41 s that calcium supplementation, which raises serum calcium levels, may increase the risk of cardiovas

42 vs 23 [79.3%] female; P = .78), preoperative serum calcium level (mean [SD], 11.1 [0.9] vs 10.8 [0.8]

43 m a genome-wide association meta-analysis of serum calcium levels (N = up to 61079 individuals) and f

44 The early rise in serum calcium levels observed with treatment may have co

45 15 mg/dL (normal level, <20 mg/dL), a total serum calcium level of 2.46 mmol/L (reference range, 2.1

46 admission, and hypocalcemia was defined as a serum calcium level of less than 8.4 mg/dL.

47 Serum calcium level, parathyroid hormone (PTH) level, an

48 their ability to act in vivo without raising serum calcium levels, they may be of considerable intere

49 We found that the rate of change in serum calcium levels varied as a function of transmural

50 In this subgroup, a higher serum calcium level was associated with reduced risk of

51 A decreased serum calcium level was the only risk factor found to di

52 A genetic predisposition to higher serum calcium levels was associated with increased risk

53 crease (about 1 SD) in genetically predicted serum calcium levels were 1.25 (95% CI, 1.08-1.45; P = .

54 ization (MR) design to determine if elevated serum calcium levels were associated with risk of migrai

55 Serum calcium levels were increased only with vitamin D3

56 Serum calcium levels were measured with inductively coup

57 Postoperative mean serum calcium levels were similar (8.78 mg/dL, NIH group

58 parathyroid hormone levels and low-to-normal serum calcium levels, were younger, and were receiving a

59 aused a transient artifact in measurement of serum calcium levels with an OCP assay but not with an a