Effects of plasma cortisol and its receptor on patients with deficiency-cold and deficiency-heat syndromes

Xie Zhu-fan; Zhang Guang-yu

doi:10.1007/BF02947275

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Effects of plasma cortisol and its receptor on patients with deficiency-cold and deficiency-heat syndromes

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- Effects of plasma cortisol and its receptor on patients with deficiency-cold and deficiency-heat syndromes
- Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine Vol. 1, Issue 1, Pages: 6-8(1995)
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  Institute of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine, Beijing Medical University,Beijing
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Xie, Zf., Zhang, Gy. Effects of plasma cortisol and its receptor on patients with deficiency-cold and deficiency-heat syndromes., CJIM 1, 6–8 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02947275

Xie Zhu-fan, Zhang Guang-yu. Effects of plasma cortisol and its receptor on patients with deficiency-cold and deficiency-heat syndromes. [J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine 1(1):6-8(1995)
Xie, Zf., Zhang, Gy. Effects of plasma cortisol and its receptor on patients with deficiency-cold and deficiency-heat syndromes., CJIM 1, 6–8 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02947275 DOI：

Xie Zhu-fan, Zhang Guang-yu. Effects of plasma cortisol and its receptor on patients with deficiency-cold and deficiency-heat syndromes. [J]. Chinese Journal of Integrative Medicine 1(1):6-8(1995) DOI： 10.1007/BF02947275.

摘要

Plasma cortisol levels and leukocyte glucocorticosteroid receptor (GCR) contents were assayed in 10 patients with Deficiency-Cold Syndrome

10 patients with Deficiency-Heat Syndrome

and 10 healthy subjects as normal control. The results showed practically normal plasma cortisol levels in the Deficiency-Cold Group

but the leukocyte GCR contents were markedly lowered. In the Deficiency-Heat group

plasma cortisol levels were remarkably elevated and the leukocyte GCR contents also tended to be higher than normal. The quantity of plasma cortisol concentrations multiplied by leukocyte GCR contents can be taken as a sensitive index for the differentiation of Cold and Heat natures in Deficiency Syndromes.

Abstract

Plasma cortisol levels and leukocyte glucocorticosteroid receptor (GCR) contents were assayed in 10 patients with Deficiency-Cold Syndrome

10 patients with Deficiency-Heat Syndrome

and 10 healthy subjects as normal control. The results showed practically normal plasma cortisol levels in the Deficiency-Cold Group

but the leukocyte GCR contents were markedly lowered. In the Deficiency-Heat group

关键词

Deficiency-Cold SyndromeDeficiency-Heat Syndromecortisolglucocorticosteroid receptor

Keywords

Deficiency-Cold SyndromeDeficiency-Heat Syndromecortisolglucocorticosteroid receptor

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