Retinoids: From Basic Science to Clinical ApplicationsM.A. Livrea, G. Vidali Birkhäuser Basel, 1994 M05 26 - 396 pages This book examines subjects from a variety of disciplines to report on the most recent experimental observations in basic as well as in applied research of natural and synthetic retinoids. Written by leading scientists in this field, the chapters offer an extensive overview covering such areas as metabolism, nutrition, molecular and cell biology, developmental biology, pharmacology, and therapeutic use of vitamin A and its derivatives. |
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... lesions , 22 also contained hyperplastic lesions , 17 also contained adjacent normal tissue , and 6 contained all four types of tissue ( normal , hyperplastic , dysplastic and malignant ) . All specimens from normal volunteers expressed ...
... lesions , 22 also contained hyperplastic lesions , 17 also contained adjacent normal tissue , and 6 contained all four types of tissue ( normal , hyperplastic , dysplastic and malignant ) . All specimens from normal volunteers expressed ...
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... lesions by the normal columnar epithelium Retinoic Acid Receptor Expression in Different Epithelial Phenotypes ... lesion possess the potential to give rise to columnar cells , when RA is made available . However , suprabasal cells of ...
... lesions by the normal columnar epithelium Retinoic Acid Receptor Expression in Different Epithelial Phenotypes ... lesion possess the potential to give rise to columnar cells , when RA is made available . However , suprabasal cells of ...
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... lesions Bronchial metaplasia phase II time Etretinate ( high dose ) 36 Metaplastic index Gouveia et al . , 1982 decreased Prior stage I , non - small cell lung cancer phase III randomized Retinyl palmitate ( very high dose ) 307 ...
... lesions Bronchial metaplasia phase II time Etretinate ( high dose ) 36 Metaplastic index Gouveia et al . , 1982 decreased Prior stage I , non - small cell lung cancer phase III randomized Retinyl palmitate ( very high dose ) 307 ...
Contents
Cleavage of Bcarotene to retinoids | 21 |
Antioxidant properties of carotenoids | 35 |
Retinoid transport in rodents | 53 |
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9-cis-retinoic acid a-t-RAG acute promyelocytic leukemia all-trans RA all-trans retinoic acid angiogenesis antibody antioxidant antioxidant activity assay B-carotene Basle binding protein Biochem Biol biological Blaner Bollag cancer carcinoma carotene carotenoids cell lines cellular Chem Chomienne clinical concentration CRBP culture cytokines cytosol decrease dose effect embryo enzyme epidermal epithelium esterification formation function gene expression Goodman growth HNSCC hormone human IFNy immune increased induced inhibition interaction intestine isomers Jetten keratin keratinocytes Krinsky levels ligand lipid peroxidation liver LRAT mechanism membrane metabolism metabolite methotrexate Meyskens mice microsomes molecular mouse mRNA Natl NK cell normal nuclear receptors Nutr observed Olson oral oxidation palmitoyl CoA pathways plasma retinol RAR-ẞ regulation response retinaldehyde retinoic acid receptors retinoid X receptor retinol-binding protein retinyl ester role Sertoli cells serum skin specific squamous cell squamous differentiation Stähelin studies teratogenic tissues transcription treatment tumor vitamin A-deficient rats vitamin E vitro vivo