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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Potato protein"”.

  1. Impact of potato protein supplementation with dietary fermentable materials on immune measures in Sprague-Dawley rats

    … intact. This study investigated how resistant protein supplementation could affect the immune systems of female and male Sprague-Dawley rats. Gnaw sticks are a common environmental enrichment tool included here to determine whether they could confound experimental results. Potato protein (PP) …

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  2. Molecular basis of plant cell death suppression by the phytophthora infestans effector AVR3a

    … INF1-triggered cell death (ICD). However, the potato protein R3a can recognize AVR3a. The avirulence and suppression activities of this effector are conditioned by distinct amino acids but the precise series of events leading to ICD suppression by AVR3a, the nature of the INF1 receptor, and the …

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  3. Excessive iron accumulation mediated oxidative stress and β-cell dysfunction via perturbations of insulin secretion in MIN6 cells

    … mitochondrial membrane potential (Δψm), and protein carbonylation were estimated. In addition, antioxidant activity (cellular/non-cellular), cytotoxicity, and cellular ferritin were assessed using the shell of nanocarriers composed of (i) potato protein (PP) - potato dextrin (PD), (ii) PP - …

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  4. Evaluation of novel plant- and yeast-based protein sources on nutrient digestibility, fecal metabolites, and taurine status in dogs and cats

    The rising demand for alternative protein sources in pet diets has driven the increased use of plant-based protein sources in diet formulations. However, the novelty of these ingredients has led to a paucity of information regarding digestibility and acceptability of these ingredients by dogs and …

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