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Siegfried Schiele,Hermann Giesecke,Hans-Jürgen Pandel,Wolfgang W. Mickel,Klaus Keil,Gerd Stein,Wolfgvalue of plant foods is not solely the result of the ’fiber hypothesis.’ The drive to substitute unsaturated for saturated fat during previous decades was a force acting in the same direction. Both moves implicitly favored a reduction in the intake of animal products and an increased consumption of plant foods.

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Nevertheless, in certain maternal viral illnesses there is a substantial risk of maternal-infant transmission by breast milk. This is particularly true for HIV-1, HTLV 1, HTLV 2 and, to a lesser extent, CMV infection. Further, in the presence of acute infection with many viral agents, breast-feedin

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Wolfgang W. Mickel,Dietrich Zitzlaffy line the surfaces of various body cavities, including the respiratory, gastrointestinal and urogenital tracts. Depending on their site or origin, mucin monomers have molecular weights between 250 and 600 kDa, and are thus significantly larger than most other glycoproteins. At least 50% of the tota

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Bernhard Sutor,Ernst-August Roloff,Lothar D?hn,Wolfgang W. Mickel,Gerhart Maier,Hagen Weiler,Lutz-Ra that the major route of methionine degradation is via the transsulfuration pathway (Fig. 1). Following activation of methionine to S-adenosylmethionine, the methionine methyl group is transferred to methyl acceptors such as glycine and phosphatidylethanolamine. The sulfur atom of methionine is reco

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Günter C. Behrmann,Rainer Krieger,Sibylle Reinhardt,Klaus K. Urban,Lothar Ungerer,Bernhard Clau?en,Hf selenium may either enhance or reduce the biological activity of this element. Nutritionally active inorganic selenium compounds, such as sodium selenite or sodium selenate, can be converted to physiologically active forms of selenium such as the selenoenzyme, GSH (glutathione) peroxidase. Toxic l