Diurnal Rhythm of CrossLaps in Human Serum

Diurnal rhythm of CrossLaps in human serum.

attributable to the use of a particle-enhanced nephelometric immunoassay (14 ) in the present study in contrast to previous studies (11, 12, 16) using a particle-enhanced turbidimetric immunoassay (10 ). Method calibration is not yet established internationally but is required to allow direct comparison between methods (18 ). In children .1 year, serum creatinine increases with age until adulth...

Diurnal Rhythm of Potassium

There has been a GREAT deal of BB (Bulletin Board) discussion about potassium. Such discussion has been devoted not only to its importance in general but also specifically to AF. There have been many anecdotal stories testifying to the latter. On the other hand, I’m sure there are many LAFers that are unable to detect any appreciable benefit from potassium supplementation. Perhaps there is an e...

Diurnal rhythm of asthma.

A diurnal rhythm in the occurrence and severity of asthma symptoms is almost universal with disturbed sleep due to enhanced symptoms at night paralleled by a change in lung function. The mechanisms involved are not completely understood. However, it appears to be related to an exaggerated response to a circadian rhythm in lung function observed in healthy individuals. The circadian nature of as...

Diurnal rhythm in the human rod ERG: retinitis pigmentosa.

Rod ERGs were measured at three times of day over an extensive range of retinal illuminances in six light-entrained patients with autosomal recessive or isolate forms of retinitis pigmentosa and at five times of day in six light-entrained normal volunteers. B-wave amplitude versus retinal illuminance functions from each time of day were described by determining the parameters of the best-fit Na...

Retinomotor and Diurnal Rhythm in Crustaceans