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ISSN: 2574 -1241

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NLM ID: 101723284
OCoLC: 999826537
LCCN: 2017202541

Bio-Functionality of Super-Hard Rice with Long-Chain Amylopectin-Multiple Prevention Against Diabetes and Dementia

Diabetes and dementia are life-style related diseases, and patients have been increased all over the world. We tried to prevent diabetes using the high-amylose rice cultivars. It was shown that the postprandial BGL of high-amylose rice was lower than that of low-amylose rice. “Super hard rice”, of which starch contains long-chain amylopectin, was developed in Kyushu University, Japan, and we clarified its characteristics by the cooperative research. It was very hard after cooking, and rich i...

A Comparison Between Superficial and Deep-Seated Lipomas on High-Resolution Ultrasonography: with RTE and MRI Appearances

Soft-tissue lipomas are the most common type of benign mesenchymal tumors and are classified into two types, namely superficial and deep lesions. Superficial, ordinary lipomas occur in the subcutaneous tissues, while deep-seated lipomas occur to the investing fascia. There have been several reports of the superficial lipoma on ultrasonography (US), while a few reports, rare entity, deep-seated lipomas have been studied. In this article, a comparison between superficial and deep-seated lipomas on...

ORAL MANIFESTATIONS AND DIABETES

The diabetic patient is subjected to a series of systemic complications and is more prone to develop other types of pathologies. This is equally applied to the oral cavity. This revision article aims to analyze some of the possible oral manifestations and complication derived from diabetes. Concomitantly it is also pretended to know why these complications and more related to these patients, as well as to observe the differences between the pathogenesis and severity of oral pathologies among di...

Hyaline Cartilage Regeneration on Osteochondral Defects by Intraarticular Injection of Human Peripheral Blood CD 34+ Stem Cells, Hyaluronic Acid and Growth Factor in a Rat Model

The knee joint cartilage often suffers from a defect and it causes a serious health problem. CD 34+ stem cells have been studied to heal the bone fracture, however, the cells have never been studied to repair cartilage. This study also focuses on the use of scaffold and growth factor affecting the healing of cartilage defect using CD34+ cells....