1. Calcium is good to the growth of your bones.

2. Be sure you get your daily quota of calcium.

3. All the original calcium had dissolved away.

4. We need calcium to make bones.

5. Milk is very rich in calcium.

6. The calcium reacts with sulphur in the atmosphere.

7. Calcium is found most abundantly in milk.

8. Bones are largely composed of calcium.

9. Calcium may aid in the prevention of colon cancer.

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11. says that when calcium levels are low, the body releases a hormone that helps squeeze the most out of every available milligram of the mineral.

12. To dig calcium into the soil, he warned, does not help the plant.

13. Zemel says that when calcium levels are low, the body releases a hormone that helps squeeze the most out of every available milligram of the mineral.

14. Some tablets are labeled for their calcium content.

15. Non-calcareous rock which does not contain calcium.

16. The serum calcium level should occasionally be checked.

17. Once it is absorbed, calcium is added to plasma.

18. It removes the calcium compounds in the bone.

19. It also favours a small quantity of calcium.

20. Examples are iron, calcium, sodium, potassium, phosphorus, and magnesium.

21. Enhanced tubular reabsorption of calcium, Thiazide therapy.

22. The puff signals nearby storage tanks of calcium.

23. Absorbable antacids such as calcium carbonate must be discontinued.

24. Which child needs more calcium and iron?

25. Being an alkaline-loving plant it requires some calcium content.

26. Now calcium silicate is the slag.

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27. Milk is a very good source of calcium.

28. And anyway, the calcium chloride was the most favoured.

29. Vitamin D is necessary to aid the absorption of calcium from food.

30. Now this machine gives us such high resolution that we can see very small specks of calcium.

1. Calcium is good to the growth of your bones.

2. We need calcium to make bones.

3. Calcium is found most abundantly in milk.

4. Zemel says that when calcium levels are low, the body releases a hormone that helps squeeze the most out of every available milligram of the < ...

5. says that when calcium levels are low, the body releases a hormone that helps squeeze the most out of every available milligram of the mineral.

31. The calcium waves spreading through glial cells may constitute a long-range signalling network acting in concert with conventional neuronal networks.

32. They develop mainly in fresh tap water, especially if it contains a high percentage of calcium salts.

33. In contrast, only epithelial cells from ulcerative colitis showed an appreciable increase after calcium ionophore induction.

34. It is very sensitive to calcium and does not do well in alkaline or hard water.

35. By instigating a calcium deficiency inside the cells, the drugs cause muscles lining arterial walls to relax.

36. During calcium ingestion, factors such as calcitonin might attenuate bone resorption, while bone calcium deposition continues.

37. The use of calcium chloride must be discouraged because of the potential for serious burns in the infusion area.

38. It is considerably higher in protein, calcium, and vitamins, than any other hay.

39. When the uremia is severe enough to warrant dialysis, this therapy usually results in a correction of the serum calcium concentration.

40. It may be a little harder to get a fix on calcium.

41. For polio patients, however, something more than inactivity was involved in the loss of calcium.

42. Both increased bone resorption and increased intestinal absorption of calcium occur.

43. Case studies show that there is a reciprocal relationship between calcium and phosphorus.

44. What's more there is the added benefits of calcium and iron.

45. The important minerals are calcium, zinc, iron, potassium, magnesium, phosphorus and iodine.

46. He squeezed off a shot at the calcium stone threatening to clog the core, then another; then another.

47. Consequently, the lytic activity of faecal water was decreased. Dietary phosphate did not interfere with these intestinal effects of calcium.

48. All diuretics of the thiazide group enhance the distal tubular reabsorption of calcium.

49. However these products tend not to be as rich in calcium as dairy products and red fish.

50. In the rat cerebral cortex in the absence of calmodulin, calcium has a negligible effect at low concentrations.

51. However, it is not a problem of calcium deficiency; eating extra milk or cheese doesn't help the condition.

52. However, at high concentrations of intracellular calcium, all calmodulin binding sites are occupied.

53. Looking at the table we can see how low the calcium level is in cereals.

54. The mineral calcite is made up of carbonate sheets and intervening planes of calcium ions.

55. Intestinal Calcium Absorption. Dietary calcium gains access to the organism mostly by transport in the small intestine.

56. Calcium is sometimes added deliberately to clays in the form of animal bone ash.

57. In the chronic therapy of hypercalcemia caused by increased bone resorption or increased intestinal calcium absorption glucocorticoids are effective.

58. Dietary phosphate did not interfere with these intestinal effects of calcium.

59. The second reason for calcium deficiency is the fact that the body has difficulty absorbing the mineral.

60. This unit removes calcium and magnesium from the water,[Sentencedict] preventing limescale from building up in the machine and on your tableware.

61. Also useful is regular exercise, taking adequate daily calcium and not smoking or drinking alcohol to excess.

62. Poor-quality eggshells indicate insufficient deposition of calcium and this deficiency was shown to have arisen because of increased soil acidification.

63. The binding is reversible so that factors that decrease the protein concentration will increase the ionized fraction of calcium in the blood.

64. There are two main ways in which the sensitivity of InsP 3 -induced calcium release might vary.

65. If renal function is adequate, diuresis should be instituted after volume replacement, to induce urinary calcium losses.

66. And mounting evidence shows diets high in animal protein trigger calcium loss from bones, increasing osteoporosis risks.

67. It acts by inhibiting bone resorption of calcium thereby preventing significant variations in plasma calcium concentrations.

68. Irvine has presented a detailed analysis of the controversy regarding the role of these two inositol phosphates in regulating calcium entry.

69. On the other hand, calcium supplements are recommended to prevent osteoporosis after menopause.

70. She set her teeth, top on bottom rows a calcium fortress.

71. It is through its regulation of intracellular calcium that InsP 3 functions to regulate so many cellular processes.

72. By balancing your calcium intake at an early age, your bones are better prepared for these potentially damaging changes.

73. Yogurt is a good source of calcium for anyone, but especially good for people who have trouble digesting milk.

74. Calcium may protect against colorectal cancer by reducing epithelial cell turnover.

75. They remove the hardness, and the former gives sodium salts instead of the calcium and magnesium salts.

76. The skeletal parts of hard corals are made of calcium carbonate and if this is in short supply they can suffer.

77. Nitrogen is rapidly lost but immediately available potassium, magnesium and calcium increase as input from the ash.

78. Very soft water is not suitable, as there is not enough dissolved calcium carbonate, the main material of the shell.

79. Hypocalcemia A decrease in the concentration of ionized calcium precipitates the clinical picture of hypocalcemia.

80. The problem becomes more difficult for older adults as calcium needs increase while calorie needs decrease.

81. Some glazes contain elevated magnesia which increases their durability; this was certainly necessary given the low calcium oxide levels.

82. Cells work to keep calcium at vanishingly low internal concentrations, in order to use it for signalling.

83. As is the case for calcium, correction of potassium deficiency may not be possible until the serum magnesium level is normalized.

84. However, we only need moderate amounts, though we do need milk for its calcium content.

85. The resulting salt mix has a high alkalinity reserve and is well buffered with extra calcium.

86. Calcium permanent hardness requires the more expensive sodium carbonate, whereas magnesium permanent hardness requires both lime and sodium carbonate.

87. Pauline Paul was confined to a wheelchair as calcium drained from her bones.

88. Although its therapeutic use is limited by its effects on calcium metabolism, analogues such as calcipotriol produce little hypercalcaemia.

89. You can take modest calcium supplements if your urine calcium levels are not elevated.

90. In backwashing and regenerating the base-exchange medium, a fairly concentrated solution containing sodium and calcium chlorides is produced.

91. The present results show that dietary calcium has a site specific effect on the solubility of bile acids.

92. Control: Watering regularly, especially when fruits are swelling, and apply Chempak calcium nitrate.

93. As with Aplysia, a key player in this process appears to be calcium ions.

94. Many invertebrates, such as crayfish, can not survive without a certain level of calcium, and are completely absent.

95. The Nurses' Health Study also found that women who took calcium supplements had the highest risks for kidney stones.

96. Infusion of calcium concomitant with the diuresis will further augment renal magnesium excretion.

97. If you like, include individually wrapped, reduced-fat string cheese for calcium or substitute fruit juice for the dried fruit.

98. It is caused by a loss of calcium in the bones that makes them become softer, porous and weaker.

99. Similarly, the plasma membrane of olfactory cells seems to have an InsP 3 -sensitive calcium channel.

100. Nevertheless, the director of the study stressed the importance of calcium supplementation during pregnancy.

101. The rocking also helps with blood circulation and bowel movement and with preventing calcium deposits and stones.

102. Other sources of calcium if milk does not agree with you are yoghurt, cheese, shrimps and ice cream. 9.

103. Plasma phosphates also influence plasma calcium levels. Case studies show that there is a reciprocal relationship between calcium and phosphorus.

104. Intravenous phosphate has been recommended for lowering the serum calcium when other measures have failed.

105. As indicated previously, intracellular calcium is usually an inhibitor of adenylate cyclase, but this is not invariably the case.

106. Trace components, such as titanium, calcium and sodium may also bond with clays.

107. Just keep the oocyte in a medium that is lacking in calcium.

108. The water here contains small amounts of calcium and other minerals.

109. Since calcium carbamide does not inhibit these enzyme systems(), it has fewer side effects and fewer drug interactions than disulfiram.

110. Just how the sperm triggers the explosive release of calcium in the egg is still something of a mystery.

111. The most rational therapy in these conditions is calcium supplementation and vitamin D replacement.

112. Like milk, they vary in both fat and calcium content.

113. Since compliance is a problem with disulfiram, this shorter duration of action would appear to limit the effectiveness of calcium carbamide.

114. You could add a piece of cuttlefish bone, which is high in calcium, and would dissolve in the water.

115. And another for six to twelve year olds, with extra vitamins plus calcium and iron.

116. So women around, or beyond[http://], this age will probably need more calcium than before.

117. To do so, a concurrent measurement of serum albumin and total calcium should be obtained.

118. When calcium carbonate is heated it decomposes into calcium oxide and carbon dioxide.

119. There is growing evidence, therefore, that inositol phosphates may have direct effects on calcium channels within the plasma membrane.

120. The runoff is not as damaging to plants as sodium chloride, and the calcium may help bring down soil acidity.

121. Therefore the release of intracellular membrane-bound calcium precedes the onset of the stimulus-induced degranulation.

122. This inhibition is caused by the formation of insoluble precipitates of calcium, phosphate, and bile acid micelles.

123. Uranium, selenium and calcium are concentrated in cell walls whereas bismuth and sulphur are concentrated within the cells.

124. The onset of the effect of calcium infusion is within minutes and the duration is 30 to 60 minutes.

125. As mentioned above, to remove magnesium bicarbonate hardness requires twice as much lime as is needed for calcium bicarbonate.

126. Invitro, high extracellular calcium concentrations inhibit the proliferation of human colonic epithelial cells and several colonic cancer cell lines.

127. Calcium is also necessary for repair and construction of cells.

128. No other endocrine abnormalities were present and calcium concentrations returned to normal after surgery.

129. Quantification of these interactions is essential for a proper discussion of the intestinal effects of dietary calcium and phosphate.

130. Although no troubles seem to occur from excess calcium; if both calcium and phosphorus levels are high, damage can result.

131. They both participate in the regulation of the concentration of serum calcium.

132. Moreover, one experimental study showed increased tumour formation with dietary calcium.

133. The news about calcium and kidney stones is a case in point.

134. It is made from a solution of calcium hydroxide, and, as this implies, it is a calcium supplement.

135. Over the past decade many synthetic bone fillers have been made, almost all of which are calcium phosphate or carbonate-based ceramics.

136. Those who got the most calcium from their diets were at lower risk for kidney stones.

137. But such a mechanism would not explain the increase in nuclear calcium that occurs following activation of lymphocytes or sea urchin eggs.

138. These ores were deposited from basinal brines rich in calcium chloride.

139. At the time of sacrifice, blood was obtained for measurement of serum calcium, phosphate, and albumin.

140. So, to answer the question, it's the child on the left who needs more calcium and iron.

141. However, these two stores may interact with each other to generate calcium signals.

142. Calcareous soils are freely drained soils containing free calcium carbonate within the profile.

143. In contrast, the unconjugated, carboxylic, bile acids are easily precipitated by calcium phosphate.

144. This variability is evident when studying purified receptors in artificial membranes, calcium release in single cells or in cell populations.

145. A critical factor appears to be the enhanced influx of external calcium which is taken up by the stores with two consequences.

146. If the serum albumin concentration is normal[http://], the total serum calcium level reflects the ionized calcium concentration.

147. Hyperuricosuria, with or without hypercalciuria, occurs in 10 to 20 percent of patients with calcium stone formation.

148. Therefore, to diagnose hypercalcemia in a suspected case, one must obtain at least three separate measurements of the serum calcium.

149. The bile acid concentration in faecal water also decreased with increasing dietary calcium, and this was not influenced by dietary phosphate.

150. The net result of these antagonistic effects was that no significant change in soluble calcium was observed.

151. These are thought by researchers to be the result of low calcium and magnesium and high aluminium in the brain.

152. What seems to happen is that the calcium in your food combines with oxalic acid right in your digestive tract.

153. This all-or-none response seems to arise through a positive feedback effect whereby calcium stimulates its own release.

154. As the time for the moult approaches, the animal absorbs much of the calcium carbonate from its shell into its blood.

155. Other less toxic or benign metals such as calcium, magnesium, and strontium are also efficiently dissolved.

156. Calcium will interfere and is eliminated by complexing with a ligand which binds calcium and not magnesium.

157. First, the build up of calcium may serve to sensitize the receptor as discussed earlier.

158. Whole milk contains fat, so a better choice that still retains the calcium content is semi-skimmed or skimmed milk.

159. The mineral to be most wary of is calcium, which can toughen some grains when used during cooking.

160. Hard water will, of course, affect soaping processes and consume soap by the formation of insoluble calcium and magnesium soaps.

161. Consequently, precipitation of luminal calcium by dietary phosphate should inhibit these effects.

162. Thus, at low concentrations, calcium is an activator of the enzyme.

163. Once development begins, the embryo divides rapidly and each mitosis seems to be associated with an increase in calcium.

164. In one path, the 40K decays to a calcium isotope, 40Ca.

165. These protective effects of calcium are not inhibited by a fourfold increase in dietary phosphate.

166. Do not use coral sand as a filter bed substrate as this will gradually dissolve and affect the calcium level.

167. Its overall effect is to raise serum ionized calcium levels and lower serum phosphorus levels.

168. And maintaining adequate calcium levels is important for women during the child-bearing years.

169. The treatment of this condition consists of vitamin D therapy and calcium supplementation.

170. Conclusion Over the past decade there has been enormous progress in our understanding of how cells use calcium to regulate their activity.

171. Vitamin D deficiency decreases intestinal calcium absorption, resulting in hypocalcemia.

172. From this medium, calcium is deposited in tissues, mainly bone, or filtered by the renal glomerulus.

173. Positive feedback enhances the initial release, but this is soon curtailed as the accumulation of calcium activates the negative feedback component.

174. Calcareous regosols contain free calcium carbonate in the parent material, shelly sand.

175. Just add calcium to the oocyte and meiosis will run to completion.

176. Eat extra protein from other sources and take a calcium supplement,[] which your doctor can prescribe.

177. These include the development of tetany and the deposition of calcium phosphate in soft tissues.

178. The traditional bran mash is very low in calcium and can therefore add to the problem instead of helping it.

179. Supplementary dietary phosphate decreased the fatty acid concentration only on the low calcium diet.

180. It is thought that uric acid crystals serve as a nidus for calcium oxalate crystallization resulting in subsequent stone formation.

181. Calcium is essential for the development of healthy teeth and bones.

182. While the hypercalcemia, when present, is usually mild, at times marked elevations in serum calcium have been observed.

183. Cells of the bacteria were heavily mineralised with uranium, calcium, vanadium, bismuth, selenium and sulphur.

184. Acidity and calcium content of a lake are of paramount importance to fish health.

185. In in vitro preparations of partially purified enzymes, the functional distinction between intracellular and extracellular calcium is lost.

186. Chemically, chalk is largely calcium carbonate, he argues, and so should yield carbon dioxide if immersed in an acid.

187. Remember calcium is an electrolyte and is vital for the contraction of muscle fibres.

188. Calcium is determined using a variety of other reagents and most reliably by using atomic absorption spectrophotometry.

189. Calcium chloride, another useful salt, will melt ice at even lower temperatures.

190. We subsequently determined the soluble faecal concentrations of calcium, phosphate, fatty acids, and bile acids.

191. This results in prolonging the action potential and thus increases calcium influx into the cell.

192. Celeriac: tastes like a sweet and nutty celery, it's rich in calcium and delicious grated raw in salads.

193. The form of the biphasic enzyme activity versus calcium function should be considered since it is important to subsequent dynamical arguments.

194. Calcium reacts with water.

195. This displaces the calcium and magnesium ions from the resin and restores it to the sodium form.

196. The hypercalcemia is easily treatable by hydration and withdrawal of the calcium containing antacids.

197. A lot of calcium is toxic to cells-it can even kill them.

198. We found significant negative correlations in faeces between soluble fatty acids and bile acids and insoluble calcium and phosphate.

199. However, the final verdict on toxicity rests on the measurement of serum calcium.

200. Here, too, metal reinforcements set in the concrete have rusted because the concrete contained too much calcium chloride.

201. Calcium supplementation increased the intestinal concentrations of insoluble phosphate, which indicates formation of insoluble calcium phosphate.

202. The sources for the elevated serum calcium in dialysis patients are multiple.

203. These initiation sites may represent areas containing calcium stores that are particularly sensitive to activators such as InsP 3.

204. Does your food supply you with enough calcium, iron, and vitamins?

205. Substrate would be calcium plus and coral gravel, with coral sand on top, separated by a gravel tidy.

206. This must be rectified because a higher phosphorus level will interfere with calcium absorption in the horse's gut creating further problems.

207. Softies Leather corals lack the hard calcium carbonate skeleton of stony corals.

208. They use it to fashion the coccoliths shown here,[/calcium.html] their armoured skeletons made of chalk or calcium carbonate plates.

209. A shortcut quickly comes to mind: Just take a calcium supplement.

210. Another very unusual feature of these glasses is that they contain very low calcium oxide levels-c. 1 %.

211. The calcium sulphate was probably concentrated by evaporation of shallow lakes, though wind-borne gypsum dust may have contributed in places.

212. Other co-products include calcium chloride, with applications ranging from the oil and chemical industries to dust-laying in coal mines.

213. Studies comparing calcium antagonists with angiotensin I converting enzyme inhibitors are controversial.

214. The preceding discussion has been devoted exclusively to disulfiram because controlled studies of calcium carbamide have not been done.

215. Hydroxylation of vitamin D gives a derivative that will increase intestinal absorption of calcium and phosphates.

216. Another factor that can contribute to calcium oxalate stones is a low urinary level of citrate.

217. As shown earlier, taurine conjugated bile acids are not precipitated by calcium or calcium phosphate.

218. This includes dietary phosphate and calcium restriction as well as aluminum hydroxide antacids.

219. This is what is so exciting to neurophysiologists-the calcium entry points to a mechanism for short-term memory spanning many minutes.

220. Increased dietary calcium increased faecal phosphate because the formation of insoluble calcium phosphate inhibits the absorption of phosphate.

221. Steroids and calcium channel blockers reversed the condition, and the patients improved.

222. Therefore some quantity of clay high in calcium content should be placed in the tank bottom.

223. Many are still prescribing calcium channel blockers, which increase the risk of death.

224. Aredia had been used for more than five years to periodically treat high calcium levels in myeloma patients, Berenson said.

225. Hastily I injected sedatives, calcium, magnesium, but with a feeling of doom.

226. However, one of the most important clues for its diagnosis, is an increase in the renal tubular reabsorption of calcium.

227. Verapamil, a slow calcium channel blocker minimises cellular injury resulting from calcium influx into cells during hypoxia or ischaemia.

228. The resin removes the calcium bicarbonate, leaving behind all the essential trace elements.

229. As the wave reaches the cell periphery, enough calcium may diffuse across to activate the neighbouring cell.

230. Despite this, restricting calcium is not advisable for people with calcium oxalate stones.

231. These decrease absorption of calcium from the intestine and have an even greater impact on lowering calcium excretion by the kidneys.

232. Activation can then be achieved electrically as required, in the presence of calcium.

233. That would introduce a bias toward heart trouble among calcium channel blocker users.

234. Lack of calcium can lead to bone disease in later life.

235. This can have disastrous consequences for growing horses who need calcium for bone formation.

236. If grain is fed to a horse it is essential to add a calcium supplement.

237. Dietary calcium gains access to the organism mostly by transport in the small intestine.

238. Supplementary dietary calcium has been shown in some studies to reduce colonic cell proliferation in man.

239. Calcium is excreted in the urine and stools.

240. This leads to calcium deposition in the blood-vessels.

241. Strongly acid peat soils are often low in calcium.

242. The different isozymes bind calcium ions with different affinities.

243. In adults, calcium deficiency may lead to osteomalacia.

244. Electrocardiogram and measurement of blood calcium were obtained from 57 neo-nates.

245. They may be exacerbated by a simultaneous deficiency of calcium.

246. Objective: To study the effects of clarificant chitosan on contents of zinc, manganese, calcium and heavy metal lead in the water extraction liquid of chinese herbal medicines.

247. Complex calcium sulfonate grease is excellent multi - purpose lubricating grease.

248. Article 6: the active system, can absorb water, balance of organic matter content of calcium and magnesium ions, reduce the water hardness, improving taste.

249. If you don't take milk, cheese or yoghurt, other sources of calcium are important.

250. Conclusion Increase in cytoplasmic calcium activates endonuclease (s) which causes DNA fragmentation at internucleosomal sites and neuronal apoptosis.

251. The calcium carbonate content of phosphate rock determines the pore structure.

252. The treatment effect of acidic waste water of the flue gas absorbed, neutralized by crude calcium carbonate, was studied by crystal membrane distillation.

253. Well, being in the agriculture business calcium sulfate I know is gypsum, and we use it as a soil amendment in California quite extensively.

254. The tricalcium phosphate constituent is converted to phosphoric acid and calcium sulfate.

255. The use of calcium sulfate requires an greater capital investment.

256. The composition is mainly used for improving lactose intolerance and promoting calcium absorption.

257. Results: By DD - PCR , one EST was identified to be calcium binding protein 1 ( Cabin 1 ).

258. This article describes and chemical properties, productive technology and market prediction of calcium ammonium nitrate.

259. There are two forms of calcium oxalate crystals in Idesia polyc - arpa var. vestila Diels, prisms and druses.

260. Combining chemical purification and adsorption purification, this paper studies their effect on further purification of calcium and magnesium ions.

261. Researchers found that mean intakes of fiber,vitamins A, C and E, thiamin, riboflavin, folate, calcium, magnesium, and ironwere all higher for vegetarians than for all non-vegetarians.

262. However, assimilation of limonite is better and the capability of creating calcium ferrite is higher by 20% than other ores. The reducibility of limonite is better.

263. Calcium ammonium nitrate is a new high - analysis compound fertilizer with excellent properties.

264. It is implicated in the uptake of calcium, the development of apical meristems, and pollen germination.

265. The parameters of cholelith of cholesterin explored by ultrasonographic histogram pattern are obviously different from the corresponding parameters of that of bile pigment and high calcium.

266. This paper introduces the preparation and quality tests of calcium chlorate. magnesium chlorate . potassium chlorate by M. L method.

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267. The free calcium oxide and the periclase formed in the converter smelting process are primary factor affect the steel slag long-term unstable.

268. At Harvard, Dr.David Clapham, a neurobiologist, discovered that sperm tails contain calcium ion channels, with electrically charged atoms "turbo-charging the sperm" to reach eggs, he said.

269. Purposes: To provide a kind of accurate, fast, simple, and direct reading method for calcium content in Pyracantha fortuneana fruit, for its functional compositions in scientific study.

270. A small rounded accretionary mass, usually of calcium carbonate, larger and less regular than an oolite.

271. The traditional chemical analysis, distillation method and XRF were used to measure the sulfur content in desulphurize slag contained calcium sulfate.

272. Milk products are an excellent source of calcium and protein.

273. Tannase (TA) was immobilized by calcium alginate gel. 60 6% of TA was recovered.

274. Furthermore, the lunar orbiters confirmed that the highlands of the moon are dominated by anorthosite, an igneous rock composed primarily of the mineral feldspar and rich in calcium and aluminum.

275. The vitro methods include autoagglutination test, calcium dependency test, pyrazinamidase test, salicin fermentation, esculin hydrolysis, Congo red colony test and virulence plasmid.

276. As it contains many vitamins, calcium and taurine, it is effective for anti - aging and cholesterol reduction.

277. The so-called "pigment stones" composed mainly of dark calcium bilirubinate are seen in populations with chronic hemolysis (hemoglobinopathies) and biliary tract infections.

278. Hypercalcemia is an abnormally high level of calcium in the blood.

279. Formed as a sublimate (mixed with ammonium hydrogen carbonate) when calcium carbonate and ammonium sulfate (or chloride) are heated together.

280. In the gel,(/calcium.html) calcium gluconate and chlorhexidine gluconate were determined by complexometry and UV spectrophotometry respectively.

281. Chemical analysis and testing; Fluorspar; Volumetric analysis; Fluorides; Calcium inorganic compounds; Determination of content.

282. In order to improve the ballability of iron ore concentrates of Kun-Steel, the effect of calcium bentonite and sodium bentonite on the ballability of iron ore concentrates were compared in this paper.

283. Low-fat dairy foods and dark green vegetables, such as spinach, turnip and collard greens, kale, and broccoli, are good sources of calcium.

284. Particles comprising a core of calcium phosphate nanoparticles, a biomolecule and a bile acid, methods of manufacturing, therapeutic use thereof.

285. Cheeses made from goats' milk have a distinctive flavour due to the different fatty acids in the milk. Their fat and calcium content however, is similar to cows' milk cheeses.

286. This series products are include furnace, calcium carbide furnace, arc furnace, ladle furnace and so on.

287. Methods The level of iron, calcium, zinc, magnesium, cuprum, plumbum and cadmium of the whole blood was detected in 210 pregnant woman with hepatitis B virus and 200 normal pregnant woman.

288. Singlet and multielement lenses are available in a wide variety of configurations and materials, including glass, fused silica, sapphire, and calcium fluoride.

289. In this study , according to the design of increasing bonding strength between interlayers, phlogopite type calcium mica glass ceramic has been developed .