WHAT IS THE MECHANISM OF PTH TOXICITY?
Calcitriol - Frequestly Ased QuestionsExcessive PTH in uremia causes damage by interacting with the PTH or PTHrp receptor in target cells to increase levels of intracellular ionic calcium. High cellular calcium is toxic by activating various enzymes which destroy cell membranes, proteins and nucleic acids. In all sites including skeletal and heart muscle of uremic individuals, accumulation of calcium disrupts mitochondrial production of ATP diminishing tissue energy.
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Related QuestionsHow is CIP (7-84 PTH) different from CAP (1-84 PTH)?
Scantibodies Clinical Laboratory - Home Pagelisted above, structurally, "CAP" is 1-84 PTH and "CIP" is most likely 7-84 PTH. Both CAP (1-84 PTH) and CIP (7-84 PTH) are secreted by the parathyroid gland. Functionally, CIP (7-84 PTH) causes the body to do the opposite of 1-84 PTH or CAP, in terms of serum calcium, osteoclast formation, bone resorption, bone turnover, and bone formation. CIP (7-84 PTH) has an inverse biological activity compared to that of 1-84 PTH. ref.
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Calcitriol - Frequestly Ased QuestionsParathyroid hormone (PTH) and calcitriol comprise the team of polypeptide and steroid hormones responsible for maintaining adequate levels of blood calcium. When blood calcium falls, PTH secretion is stimulated. PTH increases synthesis of calcitriol. Calcitriol increases calcium absorption in the intestine. In bone, calcitriol causes formation of increased numbers of osteoclasts.
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Acute Toxicity is a property of a substance that has toxic effects on a living organism, when that organism is exposed to a lethal dose of a substance once. In other words, basically a short term version of chronic toxicity.
Related QuestionsWhat is Chronic Toxicity?
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Related QuestionsIS THE PTH - DAMAGED KIDNEY RELATIONSHIP CYCLIC?
Calcitriol - Frequestly Ased QuestionsThe relationship between the hyperplastic, hypersecreting parathyroid gland and the damaged kidney in the uremic patient is one of a vicious cycle. The damaged kidneys effect changes that lead to hypersecretion of PTH. Because renal tubular cells have high concentrations of the receptor for PTH, the kidney is affected early in PTH toxicity. Marked calcium influx into tubular cells causes their death. Later, calcium phosphate precipitates within tubular lumens contributing to the renal damage.
Related QuestionsWHY DOESN'T CIMETIDINE WORK TO LOWER PTH?
Calcitriol - Frequestly Ased QuestionsEarly studies using certain (carboxy-terminal or mid-molecule specific) types of radioimmunoassay for serum PTH suggested that cimetidine commonly used in uremic animals would lower blood levels of PTH. Repetition of such studies with assays that measured intact biologically active PTH (instead of 90-95% inactive fragments as detected by carboxy-terminal assays) revealed that instead of lowering blood levels of active PTH hormone, cimetidine actually had the opposite effect to raise them.
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Calcitriol - Frequestly Ased QuestionsIs calcitriol or ionized calcium (Ca++) the dominant factor controlling synthesis of the messenger RNA molecule for PTH in the parathyroid cell? Because PTH has a short half life in blood of no more than 5 minutes and glandular stores last only about an hour, maintenance of high blood levels of PTH even in acutely uremic patients requires high levels of synthesis of PTH.
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Scantibodies Clinical Laboratory - Home PageAccording to publications, if an "intact" PTH assay value is less than 100 pgm/mL, there is an 83% probability that the renal patient has adynamic low bone turnover disease. For patients with an "intact" PTH assay value of greater than 100 pgm/mL, the CAP/CIP ratio can be helpful. ref. Monier-Faugere, Malluche, et. al., Kidney International, 2001; 60:1460-1468.) Qi Q, Monier-Faugere, et. al., Am J Kidney Dis 1995; 26:622-631.)
Related QuestionsWhy are there so few studies that correlate PTH tests to bone biopsies?
Scantibodies Clinical Laboratory - Home PageThe "intact" PTH assay value is made up of CAP (1-84 PTH) and CIP (7-84 PTH). It is important to find out if the proportion of CAP (1-84 PTH) is much higher than CIP (7-84 PTH). If the proportion of CAP (1-84 PTH) is less than CIP (7-84 PTH), although "intact" PTH may be high, the patient may be over-suppressed. ref. Slatopolsky et. al., Kidney International 2000; Vol.58:753-761. Monier-Faugere, Malluche, et. al.
Related QuestionsIs this new PTH test only for renal bone disease?
Scantibodies Clinical Laboratory - Home PageMore than 80% of ESRD patients have renal bone disease. Moreover, renal bone disease may lead to soft tissue calcification arising from abnormal levels of the calcium phosphate product. The management of PTH is important for both the control of renal bone disease and, indirectly, for the control of soft tissue calcification.
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Scantibodies Clinical Laboratory - Home PageThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), regulates PTH test kits. This means that all PTH test kits for clinical diagnostics in the USA must be approved by the FDA before they can be sold across state lines. Both the CAP assay and the Total Intact PTH assay that Scantibodies has discovered and developed have been approved by the FDA. Included in the FDAs review and approval are the PTH test kit instructions, also known as the package insert or labeling.
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Related QuestionsHow should the CAP (1-84 PTH) and CAP/CIP (1-84/7-84 PTH) values be interpreted?
Scantibodies Clinical Laboratory - Home Pagequot;CAP" is the term for 1-84 PTH, which is the hormone responsible for causing classical secondary hyperparathyroidism that gives rise to the high bone turnover condition. "CIP", on the other hand, denotes the natural antagonist or the hormone which can give rise to the adynamic low bone turnover condition.
Related QuestionsHow are the toxicity values and other parameters maintained?
Frequently Asked QuestionsThe toxicity values are reviewed monthly and manually updated when IRIS and HEAST release new values. The What's New link will tell you when a value has been updated. Besides toxicity values, we also maintain Regulatory ARARS and other chemical-specific parameters in a similar way.
Related QuestionsWhere else can I go for toxicity studies (values) not on the RAIS?
Frequently Asked QuestionsA website similar to the RAIS is the ITER database at http://www.tera.org/ITER. ITER is the International Toxicity Estimates for Risk. It is managed by TERA (Toxicology Excellence for Risk Assessment) Please direct any e-mail questions to Andrea at Wullenweber@tera.org. TOXNET is a cluster of databases on toxicology, hazardous chemicals, and related areas hosted by the National Library of Medicine. Websites of other governmental agencies are also useful. Call the U.S.
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