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And there was no evidence of proteolysis of any of the isoforms figure 2 ; . There were no significant differences among the three PDE3 isoforms with respect to Km for cAMP table 1 ; . Our quantitation of rtPDE3 isoforms by ELISA allowed a comparison of kcat values for these different isoforms, and we found no significant differences among them in this regard. The variance among preparations with respect to values for kcat was large, however, and the possibility of small differences among the isoforms with respect to kcat cannot be excluded. We proceeded to examine the sensitivity of the cAMP-hydrolytic activity of these isoforms to the competitive inhibitors cGMP and cilostazol. Since cGMP and cAMP are competitive substrates for PDE3, the sensitivity of its cAMP-hydrolytic activity to inhibition by cGMP is reflected in the Km value for cGMP. There were no significant differences among the three PDE3A isoforms in this regard table 2 ; . In the case of cilostazol, which is not a substrate, we measured the values for the Ki for its inhibition of cAMP hydrolysis. As with cGMP, all three PDE3A isoforms were comparable in their sensitivity to inhibition by cilostazol table 2 ; . Similar results were obtained for inhibition by the competitive inhibitor milrinone data not shown ; . Contribution of PDE3 isoforms to cAMPhydrolytic activity in human myocardium Our second objective was to examine the contribution of PDE3 isoforms to cAMPhydrolytic activity in subcellular fractions of human myocardium. This was done under several conditions. First, we considered that changes in intracellular [Ca2 + ] in diastole and systole might affect the contribution of Ca2 + calmodulin-dependent phosphodiesterases in human myocardium, and we therefore measured cAMP-hydrolytic activity in the absence of Ca2 + i.e., at 2.0 mM EGTA ; or in presence of 200 M CaCl2 and 50 nM calmodulin. We also measured cAMP-hydrolytic activity in the presence of 0.1 M and 1.0 M cAMP, two concentrations that are likely to be physiologically relevant based on published values for the Km's of PKA for cAMP 27 ; . in order to examine the possible effects of increases in [cAMP] that might result from.
Drug administration in the study for the 3 drugs, all 3 studies for cilostazol showed statistical signi cant diSerence between the cilostazol and placebo group. The pooled result of WMD [95 CI] of PFWD was 39.75 m [23.39, 56.10] with the xed eSects model ; and showed a statistical signi cant diSerence between the 2 groups. For beraprost, there was a tendency for an increase in PFWD as compared with placebo [WMD, 95 CI: 69.00 m, 10.39, 148.39], even though there was only one study and it did not show a statistical signi cant diSerence. For PGE1, all 3 studies showed statistical signi cant diSerences between the PGE1 and placebo group. The pooled result of WMD [95 CI] of PFWD was 55.73 m [21.54, 89.92] with the random eSects model ; and showed a statistical signi cant diSerence between the 2 groups. Figure 2 shows the increased MWD and PFWD at 4 weeks after the commencement of cilostazol and PGE1 administration. With the exception of Dawson et al., 11 ; the two cilostazol studies did not show any statistical signi cant diSerences between the cilostazol and placebo group. The pooled result of WMD [95 CI] of MWD was 19.52 m [6.66, 32.37] with the xed eSects model ; and showed a statistical signi cant diSerence between the 2 groups. For PGE1, all 3 stu and clarinex.
Fasting plasma glucose FPG ; values, before and after treatment for 8 weeks in normal, diabetic untreated and diabetic treated rats with water extract of one plant only A. Augusta or A. indica ; or both the plants A. augusta and A. indicia ; Neem is shown in Table 4.1 ; . The fasting plasma glucose FPG ; values remained more or less the same in normal i.e. 99.4 19.5 mg dl before and 89.8 5.21 mg dl after 8 weeks. In diabetic rats even the initial 0 week ; FPG values were higher 172.2 15.4 mg dl ; which increased to 285.6 42.6 mg dl by 8 weeks. However after treatment with 200mg of water extract of A. augusta and Azadirachta indicia Neem ; the higher initial FPG values 167.998.5mg dl ; returned to the normal level 92.4 2.8 ; , There was improvement in the FPG, values after treatment with one plant only, but the improvements was less as compared with the mixture of the plants. Results in Table 4.2 show the mean FPG values of normal, diabetic untreated and diabetic treated groups during glucose tolerance test after 8 weeks. The fasting blood glucose values for normal, diabetic untreated and diabetic treated were with both the extracts were 83.0 6.5, 160.7 and 80.0 2.0mg dl. In the glucose tolerance test in the case of normal animals the peak values were obtained in hr and were 160.5 4.2 mg dl and retained to initial values in 2 hours. In the case of diabetic.
Than 2 yr, there is a significant difference 54% compared with 30%, p 0.0001 ; . We are unable, however, to es tablish definitive normal values for gastric emptying functions of either infants or children, due to the lack of bonafide normal controls. We feel it is not justifiable radionuclide study was the demonstration of radionu clide in the esophagus at any time during the 60-min to subject normal infants who exhibit no symptoms of period of observation. This agrees with the criterion used reflux or abnormalities of gastrointestinal motility to in this study and by Heyman 2 ; . Using this criterion, radionuclide gastric emptying studies"thisdespite the Arasu reported no false-positive studies in 13 controls. low radiation dose. ; Our values, using 5% dextrose and water, are in close In 29 patients with positive acid reflux tests, 16 had positive scintigrams 55% ; 5 ; . Seibert, using the 24-hr agreement with those of Seibert et al., who administered pH probe study as the definitive test, also found that a milk formula ; .They expressed their results as per reflux at any time during the 1-hr monitoring with cent emptying in 1 hr, with their infants having a 48 scintigraphy was significant. Using this criterion for 16 s.d. ; % emptying i.e., 52% residual ; . In a comparable 27 ; scintigraphy, the sensitivity was 79%, with a specificity group, our data revealed a value of 46 % if con verted to the Seibert percent emptying. of 93% 4 ; . In conclusion, we report what appears to be an asso Our studies of gastric emptying did not demonstrate significant differences between infants and children with ciation between age and rate of gastric emptying as ex and without gastroesophageal reflux. Of the 29 patients pressed by mean percent residual at 1 hr after ingestion. exhibiting a mean percent residual in excess of 70%, only Furthermore, we find no association between the pres 7 29 24% ; had gastroesophageal reflux demonstrated ence or absence of gastroesophageal reflux and the rate of gastric emptying. by radionuclide study Fig. 2 ; . Seibert et al. studied gastric emptying and GER in 49 infants 4, 6 ; . Fifteen of the 49 had GER, but there was ACKNOWLEDGMENTS no firm association of reflux with delayed emptying. This work was presented at the 30th Annual Meeting of the Society However, of the five patients that Seibert identified with delayed gastric emptying, four had a positive 24-hr pH of Nuclear Medicine, St. Louis, Missouri, June 1983. We thank Rosanne O'Toole for secretarial services and support. probe tests. These patients had negative l -hr pH probe and gastroesophageal scintigrams, suggesting that ab REFERENCES normal gastric emptying may cause reflux later than 1 hr after tracer ingestion 6 ; . 1. HILLEMEIER AC, LANGER, McCALLUMR, et al. Delayed gastric emptying in infants with gastric emptying reflux. J Like Seibert, our results disagree with the work of W oir98: 190-193, 1981 Hillemeier et al., where 23 children with GER were 2. HEYMAN S, KIRKPATRICK JA, WINTER HS: An improved evaluated I ; . Thirteen with serious sequelae of GER radionuclide method for the diagnosis of gastroesophageal re exhibited more reflux and slower gastric emptying than flux and aspiration in children Milk Scan ; Rad 131: 479-482, normal adult controls or patients with less severe re 1979 3. BLUMHAGEN JD, RUDD TG, CHRISTIE DL: Gastroesoph flux. ageal reflux in children: Radionuclide gastroesophagography. While there is wide variability in gastric emptying J Roenlgenol 135: 1001-1004. 1980 throughout all age groups, there is a general tendency 4. SEIBERT JJ, BYRNE WJ, EULER AR, et al: Gastroesophagal toward greater emptying in the older ages Table 2 ; . If reflux"the acid test. J Roenlgenol 140: 1087-1090, those aged 2 yr or less are compared with those older 1983 Volume 25, Number 5 and clindamycin!
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Indicate, that Acorus drops represent an effective and safe therapy in patients with urinary tract infections or irritable bladder. Keywords Post-marketing surveillance, Agropyron repens, urinary tract infections, irritable bladder, herbal medicine. Autor[ Hensel A, Frank B, und Hose S J[ 22.6 Z. Phytother. 22, Nr. 6, 309-321 2001 ; Indische Flohsamenschalen. Eine alte Droge fr moderne Zivilisationserkrankungen Psyllium a traditional drug against diseases of the modern civilisation ; Zusammenfassung Dieses Review stellt die aktuelle pharmakologische, klinische und toxikologische Datenlage zur Droge Indische Flohsamenschalen dar. Die Anwendung als Laxans und zur moderaten Senkung einer grenzwertigen Hypercholesterinmie kann als klinisch belegt angesehen werden. Neuere Anwendungs- und Sicherheitsaspekte fr die Droge werden aufgezeigt. Summary Psyllium a traditional drug against diseases of the modern civilisation Review of the pharmacological, clinical and toxicological data for Psyllium husk. The clinical use as a laxative and for the reduction of moderate hypercholesterinemia is assessed to be proven. New aspects of the remedy in terms of use and safety are discussed. Keywords Psyllium, Isphagula, Plantago, laxative, hypercholesterinemia, toxicity, clinical use Autor[ Michael Heinrich, Johanna Kufer, Marco Leonti J[26.2 Z. f. Phytother., 26, No.2, 54-60 2005 ; Ethnobotanik und Pharmaziegeschichte gemeinsame Herausforderungen und Aufgaben Ethnobotany and the history of pharmacy: common challenges and tasks ; Zusammenfassung In diesem Beitrag wird anhand zweier unterschiedlicher Beispiele die Bedeutung von Methoden und Konzepten der Pharmaziegeschichte fr die Ethnopharmazie und Ethnobotanik aufgezeigt. Andererseits hat auch die Ethnobotanik ein groes und viel zu wenig genutztes Potenzial, zu Einblicken in die Pharmaziegeschichte beizutragen. Pharmaziegeschichtliche Forschung hat insbesondere in Bezug auf Arzneipflanzen und Phytotherapie schon seit lngerem die kulturelle Bedeutung dieser von Menschen in allen Kulturen genutzten Ressourcen betont. Whrend in vielen Bereichen der Kulturwissenschaften Fragen der methodischen Vorgehensweise sowie deren Mglichkeiten und Grenzen intensiv diskutiert wurden, steht diese Diskussion vor allem in den naturwissenschaftlich orientierten Zweigen der Ethnobotanik und Ethnopharmazie noch Anfang. Dieser Beitrag soll die beginnende Methodendiskussion untersttzen. Als Beispiele werden die Frage nach dem gemeinsamen Ursprung der Arzneipflanzennutzung bei zwei linguistisch verwandten Gruppen der Macro-Maya in Mexiko und ein ethnobotanisch-historisches Projekt zur Pflanzennutzung einer Mayagruppe im Osten Guatemalas, den Ch'orti', untersucht. Schlsselwrter Traditionelle Medizin, Arzneipflanzen, Ch'orti', Popoluca, Mexiko, Guatemala, Pharmaziegeschichte, Ethnobotanik Summary In this paper we use two disparate examples to highlight the relevance of historical methods in the context of ethnobotany and ethnopharmacy. The history of pharmacy as it relates to phytotherapy and medicinal plants has had a strong interest in what anthropologists would call 'cultural practises'. On the other hand ethnopharmacy and ethnobotany have had a strong in.
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Metrium. Hox genes are good candidates for regulating differentiation of the endometrium. Hox genes are transcriptional regulators that play essential roles in directing embryonic development 1 ; . Hox genes are the vertebrate homologs of the Drosophila homeotic genes that determine the identity of specific body segments 1, 2 ; . Recently, expression of Hox genes has been demonstrated in the developing reproductive system of the mouse 4, 5 ; . Specifically, Hoxa10 has been shown to be expressed in the uterus of the fetal mouse 6 ; . We have recently observed that expression of Hoxa cluster genes persists in the female reproductive tract, and that HOXA10 is expressed in the adult human endometrium 7 ; . In the mouse, Hoxa10 expression is essential for fertility. Mice carrying a targeted disruption of the Hoxa10 gene exhibit uterine factor infertility. Females ovulate normally, but do not support the preimplantation embryo or allow implantation. Mutant embryos are viable when placed in a surrogate 6 ; . Taken together, these studies suggest that Hoxa10 is required for endometrial differentiation and for establishing the conditions required for implantation. We postulated that HOXA10 may have a similar function in the human. We observed that expression of HOXA10 in the human uterus is menstrual cycle stagedependent, and identified sex steroids as novel regulators of HOX gene expression.
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We believe there is an enormous potential to work together to solve these problems, whereas we didn't believe that in the case of the tobacco industry. "Our preliminary discussions with the food industry indicate a great willingness to talk to us, " he said. "It may very well be that they will look at advertising, but we are interested in what they will do positively with us - promoting physical activity on a worldwide scale, trying to make the less salty, less sugary, less fatty products more available and more attractive to young people." Emma Ross, Associated Press SEXUAL PROBLEMS COMMON IN DIABETIC WOMEN Women with type 1 diabetes frequently experience sexual dysfunction, according to a report in the April issue of Diabetes Care. Dr. Koen Demyttenaere, of University Hospitals Gasthuisberg, Leuven, Belgium and colleagues asked 120 women with type 1 diabetes and 180 age-matched healthy controls to answer questionaires on sexual function, marital satisfaction, and depression. The diabetic women were also asked about psychological adjustment to diabetes. The researchers obtained data on HbA1c, use of medication, body mass index, and early onset microvascular complications from medical records. Ninety-seven women in the diabetic group and 145 in the control group completed the questionaires. Sexual dysfunction was reported by 27% and 15% of the diabetic and control women, respectively p + 00.04 ; , "but a significant difference was found only for decreased lubrication." "No association was found between sexual dysfunction and age, body mass index, duration of diabetes, HbA1c, use of medication, menopausal status, or complications, " the team writes. They note that the more diabetes complications a woman had, the more sexual dysfunctions she experienced p 0.002 ; . They add that treatment satisfaction was altered by the presence of complications. Women in both groups who reported sexual dysfunction had overall lower quality of marital satisfaction p 0.001 ; and more symptoms of depression p 0.001 ; than those without sexual.
The displacement of cilostazlo from plasma proteins by erythromycin , quinidine, warfarin , and omeprazole was not clinically significant. KABIKINASE PHARMACIA & UPJOHN S.P.A. ; H and ciprofloxacin. Policymakers can help improve women and children's nutrition by addressing women's low status in society. Gender inequalities are often greatest among the poor, particularly in terms of household investments in health and education.33 Addressing gender inequalities can help ensure that women can get the nutrition they need, improving their own health and that of their families and, ultimately, contributing to their societies' development. Research indicates that women who have greater control over household resources tend to be healthier and better nourished -- as do their families -- because women tend to spend more on the nutrition, health, and well-being of their households. In addition to being responsible for preparing food, women often make significant contributions to their families' production of essential crops. In sub-Saharan Africa, for example, women provide 60 percent to 80 percent of the labor involved in producing food for household consumption and sale.34 For these reasons, programs to improve nutrition should focus on increasing women's knowledge about nutrition and their decisionmaking power. One program in Kenya, for example, worked with women farmers to encourage them to raise and serve orange-fleshed sweet potatoes, which are higher in vitamin A than those traditionally raised in the region. The women received planting materials, nutrition education, and training in preparing the sweet potatoes for market sale and household consumption.35 Microfinance programs, which provide women with small loans for their businesses, are another way to raise women's status and improve their ability to provide for themselves and for their families. In Ghana, for example, an innovative health program combined health education with access to microfinance. Women received village banking services, including access to loans, as well as education about breastfeeding, child nutrition, diarrhea treatment and prevention, immunization, and family planning practices. An assessment conducted three years after the program began found that participants' 1-year-old children were healthier and better nourished than those of nonparticipants.36. Dispersions, general .Water-in-oil dispersions E ; Latexes, aqueous dispersions1 Organosols i.e. organic solvent dispersions1 Pastes plastisols ; , gelled pastes Slurries and other unstable dispersions 2501 3246 2504.
What is the optimal medical treatment for stable cardiac surgical patients who go into atrial fibrillation after their operation? Joel Dunning, Noman Khasati and Brian Prendergast Interact CardioVasc Thorac Surg 2004; 3: 46-51 DOI: 10.1016 S1569-9293 03 ; 00215-9. 30 min using a dual headed gamma camera Prism 2000, Marconi Medical Systems formerly PICKER ; , Cleveland, OH, USA ; , fitted with a medium-energy collimator. A 128 computer matrix and the 171 and 245 keV photopeaks were used. For single photon emission computed tomography SPECT ; of the skull, the same camera and medium-energy collimator were employed, a 3601 circular orbit, 60 stops with 30 s acquisition time each and a 128 matrix. Reconstruction was performed by an iterative algorithm ISA ; .39 Following orbitomeatal reorientation, the skull was divided from the base to the vault into 2432 transversal sections. From these sections, the mid-section was chosen for each subject. A region of interest ROI ; technique was used to generate a quotient between the mean counts per pixel of the intracerebral activity and the mean counts per pixel of the skull bone marrow ; activity in this slice Q IC BM ; 44.5, 1824, and 4245 h postinjection, respectively Figure 3b ; . The biodistribution of the tracer was calculated using the geometric mean method by generating ROIs in anterior and posterior projections over the whole body, liver, spleen, bone marrow and kidneys. The activity of each organ was expressed as percentage of the whole-body activity at the respective time points. Since it is virtually impossible to generate a wholebody bone marrow-ROI, the ROI was determined from the second to fourth lumbar vertebrae and the result was multiplied with 11.23 to correct for the wholebody bone marrow activity. In fact, the hematopoietic bone marrow of the second to fourth lumbar vertebrae in young adults amounts to 8.9% of the whole-body hematopoietic bone marrow.40. Can Chapter of the International Society for Cardiovascular Surgery11 ; . Claudication was characterized as "mild" category 1 ; in 7 patients 8.6% ; , "moderate" category 2 ; in 22 27.3% ; , and "severe" category 3 ; in 52 64.2% ; . Before randomization, eligibility for inclusion was confirmed, and concomitant medical therapy was stabilized. All patients completed 2 to 4 weeks of single-blind placebo administration before randomization. Characteristics of the subjects in these treatment groups are summarized in Table 1. The groups were similar with respect to demographic features and major cardiovascular risk factors. Eighty patients were white; there was 1 black patient. Of the 81 subjects randomized, 4 did not participate in the trial long enough to have 1 treadmill test after initiation of treatment. The remaining 77 were considered evaluable by intention-to-treat analysis methods ; and compose the principal subject of this report. A total of 27 patients were assigned to placebo, and 54 were assigned to treatment with cilosttazol 100 mg PO BID. Sixty-six patients completed the trial, and analyses of this group were separately performed to better determine the actual treatment effect on walking performance when continued therapy was administered. The reasons for subjects' withdrawal after randomization are summarized in Table 2. Table 13 SYMPTOMS RELATED TO HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE DEFICIENCY IN ADULTS Excess fat stored, particularly in the abdomen, causing cholesterol levels to rise and resulting in a greater risk for heart attack and or stroke Reduced left ventricular mass in the heart, combined with decreased cardiac output Increased arterial plaque and blood pressure Reduced muscle mass, adversely affecting physical performance. Since this problem is directly associated with muscle mass, exercise will not correct the problem Reduced energy and vitality, causing an individual to become fatigued and sluggish Reduced bone mass, increasing the risk for fracture Abnormal body composition, such as abdominal obesity and increased fat mass Decreased social contact Sleep depravity Low blood sugar.
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