SAC® for Calcium Signalling, Second Edition

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SAC® for Calcium Signalling
 

ISBN: 1775321126 | Publisher: CBHI Canada | Edition: Second Edition

A scientific overview of calcium ions as essential signalling molecules — and what that means for bone health, cancer, and dementia research.

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Interior pages 196-197
Interior pages 348-349
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Product Description

This book explores the role of SAC® (sigma-antibonding calcium carbonate) in calcium signaling, shedding light on the essential function of calcium ions as intracellular signaling molecules and examining the relationships between calcium availability, intercellular communication, and physiological regulation.

It introduces the scientific principles of calcium signaling and discusses, through clinical and animal model experiments, how SAC® relates ionized calcium and calcium-dependent biological processes to degenerative diseases such as cancer, osteoporosis, and Alzheimer’s.

Written for healthcare professionals, researchers, students, and readers interested in biochemistry and health sciences, this book connects basic calcium biology with the latest research regarding calcium signaling in cellular function, bone remodeling, cancer, and dementia.

Intended for education and information, it provides a scientific context to facilitate a clearer understanding of calcium signaling mechanisms and calcium homeostasis in serum.

About the Book

SAC® for Calcium Signalling presents a scientific overview of calcium ions as essential signalling molecules involved in cellular communication and physiological regulation.

The book discusses SAC®, identified in this publication as sigma-antibonding calcium carbonate, in relation to ionized calcium, calcium-dependent biological processes, bone remodelling, cancer, osteoporosis, dementia, and other degenerative conditions.

Drawing on clinical research and animal model experiments, the publication connects the fundamental principles of calcium signalling with research concerning cellular function, calcium homeostasis, bone health, cancer, and Alzheimer’s disease.

This publication is intended for healthcare professionals, researchers, students, and readers interested in biochemistry, calcium biology, and health sciences.

Key Topics
  • Calcium ions as intracellular signalling molecules
  • Calcium availability and physiological regulation
  • Intercellular communication
  • Ionized calcium
  • Calcium-dependent biological processes
  • Calcium homeostasis in serum
  • Bone remodelling and osteoporosis
  • Calcium signalling in cancer research
  • Calcium signalling and dementia
  • Clinical and animal model experiments
  • SAC® and calcium signalling research
About SAC®

SAC® is described in this publication as sigma-antibonding calcium carbonate.

The book examines SAC® in the scientific context of calcium signalling, ionized calcium, intracellular communication, calcium-dependent biological processes, and physiological regulation.

Rather than discussing calcium only as a dietary mineral or structural component of bone, the publication focuses on the role of calcium ions as active signalling molecules within biological systems.

Intended Readers

This book is written for:

  • Healthcare professionals
  • Scientific researchers
  • University students
  • Readers interested in biochemistry
  • Readers interested in calcium and bone health
  • Readers interested in cellular signalling and health sciences
Publication Information
TitleSAC® for Calcium Signalling
ISBN1775321126
PublisherCBHI Canada
LanguageEnglish
FormatPrinted Book
About the Publisher

CBHI Canada is the publisher of SAC® for Calcium Signalling. CBHI Canada supports scientific education and research related to calcium biology, calcium signalling, bone health, cellular communication, aging, and degenerative diseases.

Educational Notice: This publication is intended for educational and informational purposes. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, and it should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice.

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