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two different recovery formulas, F-75 and F-100. Thefirst treatment formula (F-75) provides 75 Kcal kg)1 ofbody weight per day, while the second treatmentformula (F-100) provides 100 Kcal kg)1 day)1 for rapidweight gain. Based on current formulations, 17.5 gPBIF-75 formula is needed to yields 7[r]

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Breast milk is the best source of nutrition as it is composed of all bio active components required for the growth and development of infant. Even after the advances in infant formula mixes, breast milk is universally accepted to be best suited to infants. The objective of this study is to ensure qu[r]

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4005. Acknowledgments The authors would like to thank the project of Queensland University of Technology-Vietnam for financial support for this research. The authors also wish to thank Associate Professor Tu Binh Minh and Doctor Vo Van Thang for their technical support. REFERENCES 1. A. Beye[r]

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and mucosal drug delivery agents. Not only are a large number of lectins part of our everyday diet, but also several of them are known to survive the harsh conditions of human gastro-intestinal tract. Similarly, attempts have been made to use lectins in ocular drug delive[r]

mechanism for intestinal and renal uptake of solubleFBP-bound folate in milk or the ultrafiltrate. Furtherstudies are needed to determine the importance offolate uptake via this pathway.Experimental proceduresPurification of proteinsHigh-affinity FBPs were purified from bovine an[r]

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plug mucus), (HIV-1 plus purified pregnancy plugmucins) and the control (HIV-1 plus media) were filteredthrough 0.45 μm pore size cellulose acetate filter (25 mmdiameter) and the filtrates were added to or incubatedwith the CEM SS cells at different time-points (30 min, 1h and 3[r]

tionships within the small group of Moraceae lectins.AbbreviationsBanLec, banana (Musa acuminata) lectin; Calsepa, Calystegia sepium (hedge bindweed) agglutinin; Conarva, Convolvulus arvensis(bindweed) agglutinin; Heltuba, Helianthus tuberosus (Jerusalem artichoke) agglutinin; JRL, jacalin-re[r]

intraintestinal pathogens. Our ®nding, that a portion ofthe secretory immunoglobulins is a prebiotic factor forbene®cial bacteria, reveals a novel function for this complex.As a result, immunoglobulins act protectively by regulatingthe infants' i ntestinal m icro¯ora. A further precurs[r]

cle of the lung [5] led us to investigate transcript levelsin other nonlung smooth muscle tissues by quantitativePCR. Compared with lung (100%), small intestinesshowed only trace amounts (&lt; 0.5%), aorta 4.8% andtrachea 100%, which extends CcO4-2 expression in therespiratory system but[r]

beneficial bacteria dominated in gastrointestinal tract of breast-fed infants, and potential inhibitors of adhesion of pathogenic bacteria to epithelial surfaces. For this reason, there is a continuous interest in finding structures as well as synthesis of HMOs by enzymatic method that[r]

TRANG 14 Human milk oligosaccharides: chemical structure, functions and enzymatic synthesis allows large-scale production of human milk oligosaccharides by metabolically engineered bacte[r]

cellular fractions of milk obtained from four lactatingwomen, and expression of a human MUC15 mRNAtranscript was shown in all samples. Examination of theobtained cDNA sequence (1501 nucleotides in total, EMBLaccession number AJ417818) showed the presence of anopen reading frame[r]

of the disease depends on the way of breeding and on the breeding environment where the animal occurs. An important factor of the risk of infection transmission is also possibility of animal to move outside its housing (yard, move in nature), or the use of a dog (hunting or social). The most[r]