[CITATION][C] Human calcitonin
R Neher, B Riniker, R Maier, PGH Byfield… - Nature, 1968 - nature.com
R Neher, B Riniker, R Maier, PGH Byfield, TV Gudmundsson, I MacIntyre
Nature, 1968•nature.com| Page 1 9834 | Fig. 6. Responses in different pass-bands (BP) recorded from a “low-noise"
subject. NATURE, VOL. 22O, DECEME ER 7, 1 968 | | | 0,2 • 25Hz, º | AAAAA S AeS glB067 . 0
S 00Saaa S || . / N | human, blnocular TIT a A | нг | |т Stimulus rate was one per second. Intensity
was the “standard” described in the methods section. Cut-off slope was 24 dB/octave on either
side of the set frequency. All records are the result of 128 stimulations. The controls are with
the lamp occluded. only “I see the light”. Perhaps the pooling of evoked responses across …
subject. NATURE, VOL. 22O, DECEME ER 7, 1 968 | | | 0,2 • 25Hz, º | AAAAA S AeS glB067 . 0
S 00Saaa S || . / N | human, blnocular TIT a A | нг | |т Stimulus rate was one per second. Intensity
was the “standard” described in the methods section. Cut-off slope was 24 dB/octave on either
side of the set frequency. All records are the result of 128 stimulations. The controls are with
the lamp occluded. only “I see the light”. Perhaps the pooling of evoked responses across …
Abstract
Two calcitonin peptides have been characterized from human C-cell tumours. This has important practical consequences.
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