1. Explain the circadian rhythm and diurnal variation in the levels of serum phosphate. 2. What relationship exists between serum calcium and inorganic phosphate? 3. What are the conditions which will bring about hypophosphatemia? hyperphosphatemia?

1. Explain the circadian rhythm and diurnal variation in the levels of serum phosphate. 2. What relationship exists between serum calcium and inorganic phosphate? 3. What are the conditions which will bring about hypophosphatemia? hyperphosphatemia?

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1. Explain the circadian rhythm and diurnal variation in the levels of serum phosphate.

2. What relationship exists between serum calcium and inorganic phosphate?

3. What are the conditions which will bring about hypophosphatemia? hyperphosphatemia?

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