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  1. Science Guideline:
    • A Margot Umpleby
    HORMONE MEASUREMENT GUIDELINES: Tracing lipid metabolism: the value of stable isotopes J Endocrinol 226 (3) G1-G10, doi: 10.1530/JOE-14-0610 First published online 5 June 2015
    ...stable isotopes in humans. The concentration of lipids in a blood sample can must not change its metabolic characteristics. One way to achieve this is to use stable or radioactive isotopes. Stable isotopes are not a source of ionising radiation,of triacylglycerol (TAG) and cholesterol, is a major ri ~~~
  2. Thematic Review:
    • Georg Homuth,
    • Alexander Teumer,
    • Uwe Völker,
    • and Matthias Nauck
    A description of large-scale metabolomics studies: increasing value by combining metabolomics with genome-wide SNP genotyping and transcriptional profiling J Endocrinol 215 (1) 17-28, doi: 10.1530/JOE-12-0144 First published online 10 July 2012
    ...stable isotopes like deuterium, 13C, or 15N allowed the absolute quantitation of metabolites. The data set represented a subset of that used in the smoking study by Wang-Sattler et al. (2008) describedETFDH, and SLC16A9) encoding enzymes or solute carriers with functions that matched the associated ~~~
  3. Regular papers:
    • Hidenori Nagao,
    • Tetsuya Imazu,
    • Hiroyuki Hayashi,
    • Kenjo Takahashi,
    • and Kouichi Minato
    Influence of thyroidectomy on thyroxine metabolism and turnover rate in rats J Endocrinol 210 (1) 117-123, doi: 10.1530/JOE-10-0484 First published online 8 April 2011
    ...stable isotopes ([13C9]T4). Quantification methods for endogenous and exogenous (stable isotope-labeled) thyroid hormones in animal serum using online solid-phase extraction (SPE) LC–MS/MS were developed using [2H5]T4 as an internal standard. After i.v. administration of [13C9]T4 to Tx and control r ~~~
  4. Articles:
    • PH Sonksen
    Insulin, growth hormone and sport J Endocrinol 170 (1) 13-25, doi: 10.1677/joe.0.1700013
    ...stable isotopes it is easily possible to measure accurately the rates of glucose production (‘rate of appearance’ – Ra) and rates of glucose utilisation (‘rate of disappearance’ – Rd) of glucose in the circulating blood. When these techniques were applied in people with uncontrolled diabetes it was ~~~
  5. Articles:
    • CD McMahon,
    • TH Elsasser,
    • DR Gunter,
    • LG Sanders,
    • BP Steele,
    • and JL Sartin
    Estradiol/progesterone implants increase food intake, reduce hyperglycemia and increase insulin resistance in endotoxic steers J Endocrinol 159 (3) 469-478, doi: 10.1677/joe.0.1590469
    ...stable isotopes to trace individual tissue uptake of glucose in endotoxic steers treated with and without gonadal steroids is needed to measure rates of glucose appearance in and disappearance from blood. Hypoglycemia develops after initial hyperglycemia and results from increased uptake of glucose ~~~
    • P. C. Bates,
    • L. F. Chew,
    • and D. J. Millward
    Effects of the anabolic steroid stanozolol on growth and protein metabolism in the rat J Endocrinol 114 (3) 373-381, doi: 10.1677/joe.0.1140373
    ...stable isotopes ~~~
  7. SHORT COMMUNICATIONS:
    • D. W. WILSON,
    • B. M. JOHN,
    • G. V. GROOM,
    • C. G. PIERREPOINT,
    • and K. GRIFFITHS
    EVALUATION OF AN OESTRADIOL RADIOIMMUNOASSAY BY HIGH-RESOLUTION MASS FRAGMENTOGRAPHY J Endocrinol 74 (3) 503-504, doi: 10.1677/joe.0.0740503
    ...stable isotopes will be of considerable value in providing definitive methodology to check steroid concentrations in quality control of samples of plasma and thereby a more effective quality control scheme. The authors thank the Tenovus Organisation for generous financial support and Mr A. W. Pike f ~~~
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