... on behalf of the Biochemical Society 2023 anemia hypoxia nutrition Iron deficiency (ID) is the most common nutritional deficiency worldwide, though prevalence varies depending on geographical location and population demographics [ 1 ]. Among subgroups of the population, ID is notably...

... Nutrition In volume 135, issue 11 of the journal [ 1 ], Alkhalefah et al. report on the effect of repeated, cyclic fasting—termed intermittent fasting (IF)—mimicking the fasting experienced by observant Muslim pregnant women during Ramadan, on fetal growth and metabolism in rats. They found...

... to the development of NASH might differ among individuals depending on genetic background or environmental factors such as nutrition. Identification of the different alterations that can lead to the onset of NASH and development of new biomarkers that allow studying the inter-individual differences of this pathology...

...-to-charge ratio Neg negative control PBMC peripheral blood mononuclear cell RA rheumatoid arthritis THF tetrahydrofolate TS thymidylate synthase Wt wild-type folate Metabolism Nutrition rheumatoid arthritis single nucleotide polymorphism Therapeutic Drug...

... mechanistic target of rapamycin nutrition protein synthesis skeletal muscle The increase in plasma amino acid (AA) concentration that follows ingestion, digestion, and absorption of dietary protein is the major anabolic drive contributing to the reversal of the postabsorptive net efflux of amino...

... myopathy. dark chocolate epicatechin natural compound nutrition supplementation • Although endurance training results in many positive adaptations in the working muscle, alternatives need to be explored in cases in which the ability to exercise are limited or not practical. Therefore...

... for the experimental arm; DinamapDash 2500; GE Healthcare) were recorded throughout the protocol. There were no adverse effects. aging cardio-pulmonary exercise testing endothelium microcirculation nutrition ventilatory threshold • Age-dependent vascular endothelial dysfunction and reduced...

... circadian rhythm clock metabolism nutrition obesity suprachiasmatic nuclei (SCN) PPARα is a nuclear receptor family member that regulates the transcription of genes involved in lipid and glucose metabolism upon binding of endogenous NEFAs (non-esterified ‘free’ fatty acids). The circadian...

... programming can be caused by a number of different perturbations in the maternal compartment, such as altered maternal nutrition and reduced utero–placental blood flow; however, the underlying mechanisms remain to be fully established. Perturbations in the maternal environment must be transmitted across...

... colostrum, which is already currently available as an over-the-counter preparation, may provide a novel approach to the prevention of NSAID-induced gastrointestinal damage in humans. gastrointestinal tract intestinal injury repair nutrition Correspondence: Professor R. J. Playford...

...-stimulatory potential during T cell activation. By virtue of its exopeptidase activity, DPP IV plays a key regulatory role in the metabolism of peptide hormones. Based on data emerging from different biomedical specialties, it appears worthwhile to highlight the different facets of DPP IV in nutrition, immune...

...Robert F. Grimble Clinical Science (1996) 91, 121-130 (Printed i n Great Britain) Editorial Review 121 Interaction between nutrients, pro-inflammatory cytokines and inflammation Robert F. GRIMBLE Institute of Human Nutrition, University of Southampton, Southampton, U.K. INTRODUCTION An invasion...

... hormones in the elderly, mainly modulating T 4 levels. 31 7 1995 10 8 1995 © 1995 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1995 aging glutathione peroxidase nutrition selenium thyroid hormones thyroid-stimulating hormone Clinical Science (1995) 89, 637-642...

...W. J. Hannan; S. J. Cowen; C. E. Plester; K. C. H. Fearon; A. Debeau 1. Measurements of extracellular and total body water provide useful information on the nutritional status of surgical patients and may be estimated from whole-body bio-impedance measurements at different frequencies. 2...

... nutrition Clinical Science (1993) 85, 26%275 (Printed in Great Britain) 269 Genetic variation associated with differences in the response of plasma apolipoprotein B levels to dietary fibre Robert A. HEGELEIlI, George ZAHARIADISIJ, Alexandra L. JENKINS, Philip W. CONNELLYa4, Hanoch KASHTANS, Hartley...

... to turpentine injection. 4. Two hours of parenteral nutrition increased fractional synthesis rates in all tissues when compared with Ringer's lactate. Somewhat larger responses to feeding were observed as a result of either interleukin-1β or turpentine injection in all tissues, but these improvements were...

... glomerular sclerosis can be prevented by appropriate restriction of dietary protein; however, severe protein restriction does aggravate nutritional states. 5 12 1986 22 1 1987 © 1970 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1970 adriamycin focal glomerular sclerosis...

... and the Medical Research Society 1994 calcium nutrition phosphorus renal function uraemia Clinical Science (1982) 63,539-548 539 Beneficial effect of low phosphorus diet in uraemic rats: a reappraisal D E N I S E L A O U A R I , C L A I R E K L E I N K N E C H T , G I U L I A C O U R N O T - W I T M...

.... © 1978 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1978 jejunum nutrition small intestine Vivonex 9 2 1978 11 7 1978 Clinical Science and Molecular Medicine (1978) 55,509-51 1 SHORT COMMUNICATION Small-intestinal changes induced by an elemental diet (Vivonex...