Possible Interaction: Methionine and Calcium Supplement

“City/region … of M differed 1.8-fold: 0.1321, Rochester, NY; 0.1456, Birmingham, AL; 0.1569, Upper Savannah Region, SC; 0.1612, Portland, OR; 0.1746, San Diego, CA ; 0.1780, Hartford, CT; 0.1957, District of Columbia; 0.2377, Oakland, CA; and 0.2429, Irvine, CA.”

“Treatment of co-cultures with MET resulted in increased release of antitumor cytokine IFN-γ and ifCa2+ , and increased cell necrosis during breast cancer cells-MOs crosstalk.”

“In 9 healthy male probands, addition of 6 g L-methionine (40 mmol) to their usual diet caused an increase of urinary sulfate (+ 3,795 mg/24 h) and urinary calcium (+ 86.4 mg/24 h).”

“The rate of dissociation of the lectin receptors decreased in the presence of Ca 2 + ions (10 −3 M ) and after cross-linking with anti-lectin antibodies.”

“Co‐treatment with chemical inhibitor of c‐Met and osteogenic inducing media enhanced osteoblast‐specific genes expression and calcium nodule formation accompanied by increased Runx2 expression via c‐Met receptor‐dependent but Erk‐Smad signaling independent pathway.”

“The kidney weights were significantly increased in the animals treated with M + CA (63/6.3 mg/kg).”

“The mixture of M + CA (63/6.3 mg/kg) induced nephrotoxicity, as determined by increased blood urea nitrogen (BUN) and creatinine levels.”

“From our data, we propose that methionine oxidation plays an important role in the regulation of intracellular calcium and this regulation may mainly be due to internal calcium stores.”

“In the presence of 1 mM Ca , the increased release of PTH also was inhibited significantly by 10−4 M TFP and 10−4 M W-7.”

“The increased release of CT induced by 2.5 mM Ca was inhibited 60–90% by 10−4 M TFP and 10−4 M W-7, but was unaffected by 10−4M CLP or HAL.”

“The presence of calcium in the medium ( 10−5 M ) provoked a decrease in ATP production.”

“An increase in calcium ion concentration from 10−8–10−5 M increased the incorporation rate in proportion to the increase in ATPase activity, mean tension and immediate stiffness, which is a measure of the extent of actin-myosin interaction.”