Approximately 99 percent of total body calcium and 85 percent of total body phosphorus reside in the mineral deposits of bone; thus, bone is quantitatively in a position to mediate adjustments in concentration of these two ions in the circulating body fluids.
Since metabolic readouts of diabetes-related biochemical processes in circulating body fluids are primarily proxies for biochemical processes occurring elsewhere in the body, these results need to be interpreted in context.
However, the very small size of the organism has been a hindrance for the accurate measurement of metabolite concentrations in individual tissues or within the circulating body fluid, known as hemolymph.
Sensitive detection and classification of rare methylation changes in DNA extracted from circulating body fluids or complex tissue samples is crucial for the understanding of tumor etiology, clinical diagnosis and treatment.
Soon, photographs circulated of bodies torn in half by high-caliber weapons.
Photos of Mr. Said's body were widely circulated, showing his body covered with bruises, his teeth broken and jaw smashed.
Wang et al. (2016b) combined a vascular bioreactor that circulates simulated body fluid with an electrochemical cell that is connected to a potentiostat (Fig. 6a).
Ketoacidosis is a life-threatening complication in patients with untreated diabetes mellitus and it is characterized by increased circulating ketone body concentrations.
Changes in the level of snoRNAs circulating in body fluids were shown to be induced by different stress factors.
Isoprostanes are esterified to phospholipids in cell membranes and are released in the free form to circulate in body fluids by the action of phospholipases [ 10].
