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proteins in the body, resulting from the reaction of glucose with amino groups on proteins. The first stable adducts formed during glycation are Amadori compounds. The adducts undergo dehydration and oxidative fragmentations to yield heterogenous compounds collectively referred to as advanced glycation end-products (AGEs). Glycation is thought to contribute to the development of pathologies ass...

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Background. Women with mild dyskaryosis are currently managed by six-month cytological surveillance. While there is good evidence that women suffer psychological distress on receipt of an abnormal test, and that this is amenable to educational intervention, it remains uncertain whether this distress is prolonged and, if so, how it should best be managed. Aim. To investigate whether a structured...

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In this paper, the nutrigenomics approach is discussed as a research tool to study the physiological effects of nutrition and consequently how nutrition affects health and disease (endpoints). Nutrigenomics is the study of the effects of foods and food constituents on gene expression; the analyses include analysis of mRNA, proteins and metabolites. Nutrigenomics may be useful in dealing with th...

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merican Journal of Audiology • Vol. 24 • 345–348 • September 2015 • Research Forum: Intervention and Outcom p://aja.pubs.asha.org/ by a Univ of Auckland User on 09/30/20 bs.asha.org/ss/rights_and_permissions.aspx Results: Early intervention, either in the form of amplification or cochlear implantation, was associated with higher language scores. Maternal education and communication mode used du...

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