15 Result(s)

Chapter

Dietary Requirements for Calcium

Normal, healthy adults must be assumed to be in a state of nutritional equilibrium — at least over a period of time. They must be taking in nitrogen, phosphorus, sodium and other elements at the same rate as t...

B. E. C. Nordin, D. H. Marshall in Calcium in Human Biology (1988)

Chapter and Conference Paper

The Prevalence of Urinary Stone Disease in Practising Vegetarians

It has been suggested that urinary stone-formation is essentially a disease of the more affluent or industrially-developed societies of the world (Andersen, 1973; Blacklock, 1976). Indeed, there is now good su...

Dr. W. G. Robertson, M. Peacock… in Pathogenese und Klinik der Harnsteine VIII (1982)

Chapter and Conference Paper

Risk Factors in stone-formation

It has been shown in previous communications (Robertson et al., 1969, 1971, 1976b; Robertson and Peacock, 1972) that the two main chemical factors which determine the risk of forming calcium oxalate-containing st...

Dr W. G. Robertson, D. B. Morgan, D. H. Marshall… in Pathogenese und Klinik der Harnsteine V (1977)

Article

The effect of 1α-hydroxycholecalciferol and hormone therapy on the calcium balance of post-menopausal osteoporosis

D. H. Marshall, J. C. Gallagher, P. Guha, F. Hanes… in Calcified Tissue Research (1976)

Article

Calcium absorption in the elderly

B. E. C. Nordin, R. Wilkinson, D. H. Marshall, J. C. Gallagher… in Calcified Tissue Research (1976)

Chapter

Calcium Absorption in the Elderly

Calcium absorption can be measured in at least three ways — by the balance procedure, by intubation of the small intestine with a double or triple lumen tube and by the oral administration of radioactive calcium.

B. E. C. Nordin, R. Wilkinson, D. H. Marshall, J. C. Gallagher… in Calcified Tissues 1975 (1976)

Chapter

The Relation Between Androstenedione and Estrone Levels in Peri- and Post-menopausal Women

In a previous publication¹ we have confirmed the observation of Grodin et al.² that in a 3-day study about 3% of labelled androstenedione is converted to estrone in post-menopausal women, but we failed to show an...

D. H. Marshall, M. Fearnley, A. Holmes, B. E. C. Nordin in Consensus on Menopause Research (1976)

Chapter

Calcium Excretion and Hypercalciuria

Calcium is the principal constituent of most kidney stones, which seems to originate as a crystalline precipitate in a supersaturated medium. Calcium concentration in the urine therefore plays an important par...

B. E. C. Nordin, M. Peacock, D. H. Marshall in Urolithiasis Research (1976)

Article

Relationship between the Concentration of Caesium-137 in Milk and Man

CAESIUM-137, which is present in the fallout from nuclear explosions and is a potential hazard to man, is detectable in most components of the diet, but the chief sources are milk and dairy produce^1,2. Models tha...

D. H. MARSHALL, L. BURKINSHAW in Nature (1972)

Article

Measurement of calcium balance and bone turnover by new techniques

J. R. Bullamore, D. H. Marshall, B. E. Nordin, W. A. Oldefield… in Calcified Tissue Research (1970)

Article

Bone Turnover Model based on a Continuously Expanding Exchangeable Calcium Pool

The rate of mineralization of new bone has been worked out on the basis of a continually expanding exchangeable calcium pool. A model is proposed in which the serum specific activity at any time is determined ...

L. BURKINSHAW, D. H. MARSHALL, C. B. OXBY, F. W. SPIERS, B. E. C. NORDIN… in Nature (1969)

Article

The continuous counting of phosphorus-32 from transplanted rat tumours and the effects of radiosensitisers and radioprotective agents.

G Calcutt, M A Bullen, D H Marshall, T J Godden in British Journal of Cancer (1967)