Physiological and pathological implications of cholesterol

Medicine and Dentistry

• Precursor 100%
• Disease 50%
• Signal Transduction 50%
• Steroid Hormone 50%
• Membrane Microdomain 50%
• Bile Acid 50%
• Sex Hormone 50%
• Sterol 50%
• Metabolic Regulation 50%
• Caloric Intake 50%
• Vitamin D 50%
• Corticosteroid 50%
• Adult Disease 50%
• Fat Intake 50%
• Homeostasis 50%
• Intestine Absorption 50%
• Glucocorticoid 50%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Cholesterol Level 100%
• Lipid 66%
• Precursor 66%
• Genetics 33%
• Signal Transduction 33%
• Animal Model 33%
• Homeostasis 33%
• Membrane Microdomain 33%
• Bile Acid 33%
• Vitamin D 33%
• Sterol 33%
• Intestine Absorption 33%
• Metabolic Regulation 33%
• Rigidity 33%
• Glucocorticoid 33%

Keyphrases

• Cholesterol 100%
• Corticoids 28%
• Stiffness 14%
• Carbohydrates 14%
• Membrane Microdomains 14%
• Cellular Level 14%
• Vitamin D 14%
• Energy Metabolic 14%
• Intestinal Absorption 14%
• Physiologic Range 14%
• Bile Acids 14%
• Sterols 14%
• Dietary Lipids 14%
• Dietary Energy 14%
• Signal Functions 14%
• Lipid Transfer Protein 14%
• Steroid Hormones 14%
• Cholesterol Levels 14%
• Pharmacologic 14%
• Protein Membrane 14%
• Adult Disease 14%
• Cell Signaling 14%
• Sodium Homeostasis 14%
• Impermeability 14%
• Organismal Level 14%
• Sex Hormones 14%
• Metabolic Regulation 14%
• Bone Homeostasis 14%
• Glucos 14%
• Glucose Metabolic 14%