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pulses is increased by acute reductions of ionized calcium, with a return to equilibrium about 2 h following a PTH pulse ( 10 ). A circadian rhythm of PTH has also been described, with a pronounced peak in the early morning, a nadir in the late morning
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this treatment that suggest it represents a model of ACTH-dependent Cushings. These responses include raised urinary corticosterone to levels which are outwith normal circadian rhythms, thymic involution, hypertension and fluid and electrolyte imbalance
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signals. As the secretion capacity of leptin differs within different fat depots depending on the age, gender, and circadian rhythm, the likelihood that leptin represents a true ponderostat signal is low (79, 80, 81, 82) . Recent studies have demonstrated
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Alexander Tacey
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reduction in circulating testosterone concentrations attributed to the inhibition of the hypothalamic–pituitary–testicular (HPT) axis ( 14 ). Exercise is not thought to interfere with the diurnal rhythm of testosterone production ( 15 ), and there may be a
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of the circadian rhythm. The hair GC concentrations reflect the exposure in the time frame during which the hair grows ( 14 ). Maternal hair GC levels seem to reflect HPA axis activity during pregnancy ( 15 , 16 , 17 ). Neonatal hair GC levels
Heike Hoyer-Kuhn
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( 3 ). This diurnal pattern is likely to be directly dependent on sleep ( 12 ) rather than circadian rhythm and the light–darkness cycle that are known to affect melatonin and cortisol levels. Instead, sleep stimulates the synthesis of gonadotropin
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). Discussion m6A methylation regulates physiology and metabolism ( 1 ) and participates in multiple cellular biological processes, such as immune modulation, fat metabolism, biological rhythm, and reproductive development. Thus, its disorders can cause many
