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An acute decrease in circulating calcium levels (hypocalcemia) elicits a biphasic wave of PTH release. Explain this.
Answer
Preformed PTH is released within seconds, followed by a reduction in intracellular degradation of PTH and increase in PTH release minutes to hours later

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An acute decrease in circulating calcium levels (hypocalcemia) elicits a biphasic wave of PTH release. Explain this.
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An acute decrease in circulating calcium levels (hypocalcemia) elicits a biphasic wave of PTH release. Explain this.
Answer
Preformed PTH is released within seconds, followed by a reduction in intracellular degradation of PTH and increase in PTH release minutes to hours later
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owner: Scutboy - (no access) - Endocrine Physiology 4th Edition.pdf, p110

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