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The most interesting news about vitamin D for pharmacologists

The most interesting news about vitamin D for pharmacologists. London 17.09.20111 Author: Dr. Anna Dorothea Höck E-Mail: ad.hoeck@t-online.de. Old. New. Genomic (via gene expression )

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The most interesting news about vitamin D for pharmacologists

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  1. The most interesting news about vitamin D for pharmacologists London 17.09.20111 Author: Dr. Anna Dorothea Höck E-Mail: ad.hoeck@t-online.de

  2. Old New London 18.09.2011

  3. Genomic (via geneexpression) Pike JW, et al. EndocrinolMetabClin North Am 2010;39(2):255-69 Pan YZ, et al. Drug MetabDispos 2009;37(10):2112-7 KomagataS, et al. Mol Pharmcol 2009; 76(4):702-9 • Non-genomic (via cell-signaling) YuC, et al. Int J BiochemCellBiol 2011;43(1):41-6 Shin JS, et al. Zhao G, et al. Steroids 2010;75(8-9):555-9 Dixon KM, et al. J Steroid Mol Biol 2007;103(3-5):451-6 NEW: Non-genomicactionsseemtobenecessaryforgenomicactionsOrdonez-Moran, et al. Cellcycle 2009;8(11):1675-80 London 18.09.2011

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  5. Theman TA, et al. Curr Pharm Biotechnol 2009;10(3):289-301 London 18.09.2011

  6. Well known: New: Löffler G, Petrides PE, 8th edition, Springer, Germany London 18.09.2011

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  11. The complexity of calcium metabolism Known And imaginable consequences ofcalcium deficiency London 18.09.2011

  12. Löffler G, Petrides PE, 8th edition, Springer, Germany London 18.09.2011

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  15. Harrison‘sPrinciplesofMedicine. 17th edition. London 18.09.2011

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  19. A possible link betweencalcium deficiency andinflammation Low calciumstores High calcium Stores • Boneresorptionishyperactive (a proinflammatory event). Fleet JC. J Musculoskelet Neuronal Interact 2006:6(4):336-7. • Strong innate immune system and regulated, modulated and mitigated adaptive immune system. Panda DK, et al. PNAS 2001;89:7498-7503.Peterlik M, et al. Eur J Clin Invest 2005;35(5):290-304. London 18.09.2011

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  21. Cadherin superfamily London 18.09.2011

  22. Cadherin with Calcium and without London 18.09.2011

  23. Role of calcium in muscle Vortrag in Bergisch-Gladbach 10/2011

  24. Ca/Tropomyosin enables muscle contraction London 18.09.2011

  25. Role of calcium in nerve signaling Vortrag in Bergisch-Gladbach 10/2011

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  28. The pleiotropic organ protection of vitamin D Immune system Redoxsystem Effects on mitochondria Effects on heartandkidney Effects on aminoacidsandpolyamines Effects on brain autoradiographicvitamin D targets London 18.09.2011

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  30. Effects of vitamin D on immune system enhancesinnate Immune System Regulates AND Modulates adaptive immune system London 18.09.2011

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  37. Effects of vitamin D on redox-system Reduces oxidative stress Reducesreductive stress London 18.09.2011

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  39. Effects of vitamin D on mitochondria Mitochondriaas A possiblemajor link betweenvitamin D deficiency andenergy deficiency (Fatigue)? London 18.09.2011

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  41. Effects of vitamin D on amino acid and polyamine synthesis Most publicationsnowoutdated. A forgottenissue. London 18.09.2011

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  46. Vitamin D and muscle function Vitamin D statusandmusclestrengthCorrelatepositively. However: furtherstudiesareneededandthemechanismsofaction must becomeclearer. London 18.09.2011

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  49. „Vital cellfunctions: proliferation, differentiation, secretion. Strong autoradiographicbindingfound in: skinepidermis, hairfollicles, sebaceousandsweatglands, myoepthelialcells, certainbrainand spinal cordneurons, specificcells in anterior (esp. thyr0tropes) andposteriorpituitary, thymusreticularcells, adrenalmedullarycells, stomachglandisthmuscells, entero-endocrinecells, pyloricmusclecells, pancreasbetacells, heartatrialmyocytes, specialcells in salivaryglands, all population in femaleand male reproductiveorgans, liversinuslittoralcells, perhaps Ito cells. „Stumpf WE. Europ J Drug MetabPharmacokin 2007, 2008. www:walterstumpf.com VDRs not found in: „musclenucleiandfatcells, not atplasmamembranes, howeverfound in groundsubstanceofmucosa.“However: „such negative findings do not excludepossibleactionsundercertainconditions, whichpointtothemeritsoffurtherstudy.“ London 18.09.2011

  50. Löffler G, Petrides PE. 8th edition, Springer , Germany London 18.09.2011

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