An edition of Yearbook of pediatric endocrinology 2011
(2011)
Yearbook of pediatric endocrinology 2011
by J.-C Carel, Z. Hochberg, and Gary Butler
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Table of Contents
Cover; Table of Contents; Preface; Neuroendocrinology; New in-vivo model and revised concept; New concept
How estradiol influences pubertal timing; Concept revised
Leptin does not act on the reproduction via kisspeptin neurons; New concerns
Brain differentiation and endocrine disruptors; New mechanism
Nesfatin-1 and puberty onset; New concept
How maternal care influences estradiol receptor function in adulthood; Concept revised
Sexual dimorphism of the GH network; New mechanism
Hypothalamic inflammation and pancreas function.
New concept
Adolescents are more plastic to stress than adultsNew mechanism
The importance of the perinatal photoperiod; new mechanism: the hypothalamic function of emotional tears; Pituitary; Mechanism of the year
microRNA; Not so new gene of the year; New paradigm
Pit-1 in breast cancer; New concept
important for clinical practice; New genes
Usp39 and Numb in pituitary development; New mutations
SOX3 and GLI2 in hypopituitarism; Concept revised; Follow-up on Yearbook 2010
HES1 in pituitary development; Reviews
ion channels and pituitary stem cells; Food for thought.
ThyroidImportant for clinical practice; Thyroid cancer and thyroid hormone receptors in cancer; New genetic studies; Environment
Iodine during pregnancy and lactation; Mechanism of the year
Extending the role of thyroid hormones for energy homeostasis; New mechanism; Concept revised; Growth and Growth Factors; New concerns; New mechanism; Important for clinical practice; Mechanism of the year; New paradigms; Clinical trials; Bone, Growth Plate and Mineral Metabolism; Mechanism of the year
Skeletons talk
now to the testes; New paradigms
Insulin promotes teamwork in the bone.
New hope
Ectopic bone
a RARe target?New concerns
Two words of caution when using bisphosphonates in children; New treatments
Anabolic action to combat pediatric secondary osteoporosis?; New genes
Success with next-generation sequencing in early-onset osteoporosis; New mechanism
Rapid growth plate fusion induced by loss of PTH/PTHrP receptor; Food for thought
Is insulin the major mediator of the obesity-associated growth acceleration?; Concepts revisited
Mice and men
maybe not so different after all?; New mechanisms
Buddy up the limb buds
bad timing without micro-RNAs.
Concepts revised
Time to reclassify pseudohypoparathyroidism?Important for clinical practice
Safe and sure treatment for congenital rickets; Clinical trials, new treatments
Replacement therapy for hypoparathyroidism
injections or pills?; New treatments
Calcitonin against Phosphatonin
who wins?; Concepts revised
Osteoclasts need their daily vitamin D; New hormones
Klotho in a hormone's clothing?; Reproductive Endocrinology 2011; Reviews; New concerns
booze, smoke and 'other' mild analgesics are harmful to sperm quality; ... but.
Mechanism of the year
Progesterone-induced Ca2+ influx in human sperm.
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Includes indexes.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
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