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Vitamin D, An Issue of Endocrinology and Metabolism Clinics of North America, E-Book
(2010)
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Abstract
This issue covers essential topics in endocrinology and Vitamin D, providing the most up-to-date information. Subject matter covered includes the extra-skeletal effects, nutritional needs, Vit D. assays, Rickets, osteomalacia, immune properties of Vit. D, oseoporosis, Vit. D analogs and properties, renal disease, Vit D receptor, cancer, and diabetes.
Table of Contents
Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
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Front Cover | Cover | ||
Contributors | iii | ||
Contents | vii | ||
Foreword | xiii | ||
Preface | xvii | ||
Chapter 1. Vitamin D:Metabolism | 243 | ||
SYNTHESIS OF 1,25(OH)2D3 FROM VITAMIN D3 | 243 | ||
ROLE OF THE VITAMIN D BINDING PROTEIN IN VITAMIN D METABOLISM AND ACTION | 244 | ||
REGULATION OF RENAL VITAMIN D HYDROXYLASES | 245 | ||
EXTRARENAL 1-HYDROXYLASE (1α(OH)ASE) | 248 | ||
VITAMIN D P450S IN AGING AND CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE | 248 | ||
REFERENCES | 249 | ||
Chapter 2. The Vitamin D Receptor: New Paradigms for the Regulation of Gene Expression by 1,25- Dihydroxyvitamin D3 | 255 | ||
VDR STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION | 256 | ||
VITAMIN D TARGET GENES | 257 | ||
NEW APPROACHES REVEAL NEW INSIGHTS INTO VITAMIN D3–MEDIATED GENE REGULATION | 260 | ||
GENOME-WIDE STUDIES REVEAL OVERARCHING PRINCIPLES OF GENE REGULATION | 264 | ||
SUMMARY | 265 | ||
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS | 265 | ||
REFERENCES | 266 | ||
Chapter 3. Assessment and Interpretation of Circulating 25- Hydroxyvitamin D and 1,25-Dihydroxyvitamin D in the Clinical Environment | 271 | ||
METHODS OF 25(OH)D QUANTITATION | 272 | ||
DETERMINING ANALYTICAL RECOVERY OF 25(OH)D2 AND 25(OH)D3 IN HUMAN SERUM OR PLASMA | 274 | ||
DETERMINING AND DEFINING A ‘‘NORMAL’’ CIRCULATING 25(OH)D LEVEL | 277 | ||
CLINICAL REPORTING OF CIRCULATING 25(OH)D CONCENTRATIONS | 277 | ||
METHODS OF 1,25(OH)2D QUANTITATION | 279 | ||
DETERMINING AND DEFINING A ‘‘NORMAL’’ CIRCULATING 1,25(OH)2D LEVEL | 280 | ||
STABILITY OF 25(OH)D AND 1,25(OH)2D IN SERUM OR PLASMA | 281 | ||
STANDARDIZATION OF 25(OH)D AND 1,25(OH)2D ANALYSIS | 281 | ||
SUMMARY | 282 | ||
REFERENCES | 282 | ||
Chapter 4. Low Vitamin D Status: Definition, Prevalence, Consequences, and Correction | 287 | ||
VITAMIN D BACKGROUND AND ASSESSMENT | 287 | ||
LOW VITAMIN D STATUS: DEFINITION AND PREVALENCE | 288 | ||
LOW VITAMIN D STATUS: CONSEQUENCES | 291 | ||
APPROACHES TO VITAMIN D REPLETION/SUPPLEMENTATION | 293 | ||
WHAT IS VITAMIN D TOXICITY? | 294 | ||
DOES THE EFFECT OF VITAMIN D2 DIFFER FROM THAT OF VITAMIN D3? | 295 | ||
SUMMARY | 295 | ||
REFERENCES | 295 | ||
Chapter 5. Maternal Vitamin D Status: Implications for the Development of Infantile Nutritional Rickets | 303 | ||
CAUSE AND EPIDEMIOLOGY OF INFANTILE NUTRITIONAL RICKETS | 304 | ||
VITAMIN D AND CALCIUM HOMEOSTASIS IN THE MOTHER-INFANT PAIR DURING PREGNANCY AND LACTATION | 307 | ||
CONSEQUENCES OF VITAMIN D DEFICIENCY IN MOTHER-INFANT PAIRS | 311 | ||
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR THE PREVENTION OF VITAMIN D DEFICIENCY IN MOTHER AND CHILD | 312 | ||
SUMMARY | 315 | ||
REFERENCES | 316 | ||
Chapter 6. Osteomalacia as a Result of Vitamin D Deficiency | 321 | ||
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE AND SCOPE OF THE PROBLEM | 321 | ||
CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS OF OSTEOMALACIA | 323 | ||
RADIOLOGICAL FEATURES OF OSTEOMALACIA | 327 | ||
SKELETAL FRACTURES | 328 | ||
BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES IN OSTEOMALACIA | 329 | ||
DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH TO OSTEOMALACIA | 329 | ||
TREATMENT OF OSTEOMALACIA | 330 | ||
REFERENCES | 330 | ||
Chapter 7. Genetic Disorders and Defects in Vitamin D Action | 333 | ||
1a-HYDROXYLASE DEFICIENCY IN CHILDREN | 334 | ||
MUTATIONS IN THE CYP27B1 GENE AS THE MOLECULAR BASIS FOR 1a-HYDROXYLASE DEFICIENCY | 334 | ||
MOUSE MODELS OF 1α-HYDROXYLASE DEFICIENCY | 335 | ||
HVDRR IN CHILDREN | 337 | ||
MUTATIONS IN THE VDR GENE AS THE MOLECULAR BASIS FOR HVDRR | 337 | ||
MOUSE MODELS OF HVDRR | 340 | ||
THERAPY FOR HVDRR | 340 | ||
ALOPECIA | 341 | ||
SUMMARY | 342 | ||
REFERENCES | 342 | ||
Chapter 8. Vitamin D and Fracture Prevention | 347 | ||
GOING BEYOND BONE | 347 | ||
VITAMIN D: ITS ROLE IN MUSCLE HEALTH | 348 | ||
VITAMIN D: ITS ROLE IN BONE HEALTH | 349 | ||
ADDING CALCIUM TO VITAMIN D | 350 | ||
SUMMARY | 350 | ||
REFERENCES | 351 | ||
Chapter 9. Vitamin D in Kidney Disease: Pathophysiology and the Utility of Treatment | 355 | ||
CALCIUM | 355 | ||
CKD-MBD | 356 | ||
NORMAL VITAMIN D PHYSIOLOGY | 356 | ||
VITAMIN D METABOLISM IN KIDNEY DISEASE | 357 | ||
PHOSPHORUS | 358 | ||
ROLE OF VITAMIN D TREATMENT IN CKD-MBD | 358 | ||
EFFECTS OF VITAMIN D ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM | 359 | ||
VITAMIN D AND OVERALL SURVIVAL | 359 | ||
OTHER POTENTIALLY BENEFICIAL EFFECTS OF VITAMIN D TREATMENT IN CKD | 359 | ||
SUMMARY | 360 | ||
REFERENCES | 360 | ||
Chapter 10. Vitamin D and the Immune System: New Perspectives on an Old Theme | 365 | ||
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE | 365 | ||
VITAMIN D AND INNATE IMMUNITY | 366 | ||
VITAMIN D AND ADAPTIVE IMMUNITY | 369 | ||
VITAMIN D, THE IMMUNE SYSTEM AND HUMAN HEALTH | 371 | ||
SUMMARY | 373 | ||
REFERENCES | 373 | ||
Chapter 11. Vitamin D: Extraskeletal Health | 381 | ||
SOURCES OF VITAMIN D | 381 | ||
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE ON EXTRASKELETAL EFFECTS OF VITAMIN D | 382 | ||
CANCER PREVENTION | 383 | ||
PSORIASIS | 387 | ||
VITAMIN D AND AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES | 389 | ||
INNATE IMMUNITY | 390 | ||
CARDIOVASCULAR HEALTH | 393 | ||
TYPE 2 DIABETES | 394 | ||
SUMMARY | 394 | ||
REFERENCES | 395 | ||
Chapter 12. The Role of Vitamin D in Cancer Prevention and Treatment | 401 | ||
EPIDEMIOLOGY | 401 | ||
MECHANISMS OF THE ANTICANCER EFFECTS OF CALCITRIOL | 402 | ||
ANTICANCER EFFECTS OF CALCITRIOL IN ANIMAL MODELS | 406 | ||
CLINICAL STUDIES | 407 | ||
SUMMARY | 410 | ||
REFERENCES | 410 | ||
Chapter 13. Vitamin D and Diabetes | 419 | ||
TYPE 1 DIABETES | 420 | ||
TYPE 2 DIABETES | 426 | ||
GESTATIONAL DIABETES | 432 | ||
VITAMIN D AND DIABETES COMPLICATIONS | 432 | ||
SUMMARY | 434 | ||
REFERENCES | 435 | ||
Chapter 14. Vitamin D Analogs | 447 | ||
PHARMACOLOGICALLY IMPORTANT VITAMIN D COMPOUNDS | 447 | ||
CLINICAL APPLICATIONS OF VITAMIN D COMPOUNDS | 454 | ||
CRITERIA THAT INFLUENCE PHARMACOLOGIC EFFECTS OF VITAMIN D COMPOUNDS | 457 | ||
VDR/RXR/VDRE | 458 | ||
MEMBRANE RECEPTORS AND NONGENOMIC EFFECTS OF VITAMIN D ANALOGS | 462 | ||
PROPOSED MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF ACTION OF VITAMIN D COMPOUNDS | 463 | ||
FUTURE PROSPECTS | 463 | ||
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS | 464 | ||
REFERENCES | 464 | ||
Index | 473 |