佝偻病、骨软化。维生素D的作用:来自动物模型的经验教训

Clinical calcium Pub Date : 2018-01-01 DOI:CliCa181013651371
Ritsuko Masuyama
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利用维生素D缺乏症小鼠模型和全局性和条件性VDR敲除(KO)小鼠进行的动物研究表明,维生素D的生理作用强烈依赖于钙平衡。维生素D刺激活跃的肠道钙转运机制,从而维持正常钙血症,优先于骨骼完整性。除了维生素D的生物学意义已被广泛研究外,其在非经典靶点上的确切功能还有待进一步研究。
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[Rickets/Osteomalacia. Vitamin D action:Lessons from animal models.]

Animal studies using mice model such as vitamin D deficiency and global and conditional VDR knock out(KO)mice have disclosed that the physiological role of vitamin D strongly depends on the calcium balance. Vitamin D stimulates active intestinal calcium transport mechanism, thereby maintains normocalcemia that has priority over skeletal integrity. Besides the biological significance of vitamin D extensively studied, its precise function in non-classical target needs further investigation.

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