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CASR
(redirected from Calcium-Sensing Receptor)

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CASRCalcium-Sensing Receptor
CASRCivil Aviation Safety Regulations
CASRCanadian American Strategic Review
CASRCentre for Automotive Safety Research (University of Adelaide; Australia)
CASRCost And Schedule Reporting
CASRConsolidated Asset Status Reports
CASRCorrective Action Summary Report
CASRCost Accounting Standards Regulations
CASRContainerized Airport Surveillance Radar


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In addition, an electrophoresis gel was performed with quadruple loading of wild-type human calcium-sensing receptor (CaSR) with the proteins electrotransferred onto nitrocellulose membrane, using published protocol.
Sensipar provides targeted treatment of secondary HPT with its unique mechanism of action that acts directly on the calcium-sensing receptor, the primary regulator of PTH.
Mimpara's unique mechanism of action acts directly on the calcium-sensing receptor located at parathyroid gland cells, the primary regulator of PTH, thereby providing targeted treatment of SHPT.
 
 
 
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