Role of biological rhythms in the interpretation of clinical laboratory results. Basic concepts.

Lorenzo-Lozano, María-Carmen; Manzanera, A.L. Blázquez; Sarasola, Maria Elena Redín; Medio, Enrique Prada de; Sánchez, Raquel Blázquez; Gómez, Laura; Luna, Félix; Pineda‐Tenor, Daniel; Sánchez, Ana Cosmen; Menchero, Santiago Prieto

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“…A central pacemaker receives and processes the signals desde the inputs and transmits Item to the rest of the organism, generating a multitude of rhythms dependent on the circadian system. In mammals, the central circadian clock es the suprachiasmatic nucleus of the hypothalamus, t hese nuclei receive information desde the retina and send humoral and neuronal signals to the rest of the bodysuit to control the Cardiac rhtyms [5,8,9,10] .…”

Section: Biorhythmsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Desynchronization are alterations in the body's biorhythms. Circadian alteration es detected by a loss of rhythmicity due to advances, delays or phase instability; item may be the result of internal desynchronize ion of the individual or desynchronization of the individual in relation to its environment [9] . Desynchronization can be caused by factors such as constant lighting, constant darkness, and even temporary alterations in darkness during nighttime sleep [11] .…”

Section: Desynchronizationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Up Date from the Factors Related to the Development of Endocrine Diseases: A perspective biological chemistry

Emanuel Velásquez-Hernández,

Alberto Hernández-Osorio,

Alberto Ramírez-Garcia

et al. 2024

IJAMRS

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The endocrine system contributes to the functioning of the body's metabolism, the increase or decrease in hormones favors the formation of disorders that develop metabolic diseases. Aim. Compile information on factors that intervene in the development of endocrinological diseases, mainly in hormonal action and alterations of certain metabolites. Methodology. A bib¬liographic search was carried out in Google Schoolar and PudMed using keywords, the information was analyzed in pairs. Results. Hormonal action is affected by desynchronization in hormonal production, triggering metabolic diseases. Measurement of calcium, phosphorus, PTH, 25OHD, 1.25OHD, calcitonin and osteocalcin help in the diagnosis. Conclusion. Circadian alterations favor the development of metabolic diseases, the participation of the clinical laboratory with specific tests is important.

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Section: Biorhythmsmentioning

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Section: Desynchronizationmentioning

confidence: 99%