作者: H. William Gruchow
DOI: 10.1080/0097840X.1979.9934523
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摘要: The profile of 3-hydroxy-4-methoxy methoxy acid (VMA) excretion was studied in relation to reported acute infectious disease episodes. Daily VMA levels and symptom reports were analyzed for a group 47 volunteers over four-week period. Results showed tendency elevated occur with greater frequency within three days prior the onset symptoms. These findings are interpreted as suggesting that catecholamine activity may increase susceptibility by interfering immune response, presence an agent lead episode.