Titlebook: Bioactive Components of Human Milk; David S. Newburg Book 2001 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to

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Writing Your First Java Program, substantially in the LF/R group. Compared with the HF group, milk production was 50% higher in the LF group and 12% lower in the LF/R group. Milk lipid concentration tended to be higher and milk water concentration lower in the HF compared with the other two groups. Growth of the litters of the LF

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Generics and Regular Expressions, The weight of the small intestine was increased about 27% when the pups received milk containing hLf. Intestinal length only increased about 6.5% suggesting that Lf in milk enhanced mucosal growth. The ratio of maltase to lactase in the duodenal segment of the small intestine, an indicator of matur

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-1976-8d plasma membrane. This lipid secretory mechanism may be unique to mammary epithelial cells, as this pathway has not been described for any other cell type. There are striking parallels between lipid droplet secretion and the release of enveloped viruses from cells(reviews, Patton & Keenan 1975; Mat

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Bioactive Components of Human Milk themes that emerge from recent research on human milk and lactation are efficient nutrient transfer from mother to infant and protection of the infant from disease. Bioactive substances in human milk may be considered in terms of these themes.

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Introduction to the Macy-Gy?rgy Award Lecturec contributions to the field. It was named for Icie Gertrude Macy (Hoobler) and Paul Gy?rgy, whose seminal work provided a foundation for all of our work on human milk and infant health. The 1997 recipient of this award was Dr. Stuart Patton.

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Overview: Hormones and Growth Factorsen organs. This includes the signals that control breast development and involution, and factors that regulate specific processes relating to lactogenesis. For example, Daniel et al. (Chapter 5) show that transforming growth factor ? (TGF 3) regulates growth and patterning of the mammary ductal tree