ADDISONʼS DISEASE WITHOUT BRONZING

Furocoumarins in Sun Protection and Bronzing Products

Exploring the bronzing effect at the surface of ink layers

We i nvestigate the optical phenomenon responsible for the colored shine that sometimes a ppears at the surface of ink layers i n t he s pecular direction, o ften ca lled bronzing or gloss di fferential. I t seems to co me from the w avelengthdependent refractive index of t he ink, which induces a wavelength-dependent reflectance of t he i nk-air interface. Our experiments o n c yan and magenta...

Familial Prion Disease Cases Without Mutation in PRNPGene

Phosphorus (P), in the form of phosphate ion (Pi), is a vital element contributing in biomolecule structures, metabolic reactions, signaling pathways and energy transfer within the living cells. The objective of the present study was to assess the influence of fungal infection on Pi metabolism in compare to the effects of phosphate stress in Arabidopsis. Quantification of total P contents showe...

Use of Muscle Relaxants in Patients Without Kidney Disease

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Addison's disease without pigmentation.

Introduction It has been said that pigmentation of the skin is the most distinctive feature of Addison's disease (British Medical Journal, 1963) and that no other clinical feature is as useful diagnostically (Dunlop, 1963). Four cases are presented where no pigmentation was found. The difficulties in diagnosis are discussed and it is suggested that Addison's disease without pigmentation is comm...