Proceedings of the Nutrition Society: Volume 72 - 6th International Workshop on Immunonutrition, 15th–17th October 2012, Palma de Mallorca

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6th International Workshop on Immunonutrition, 15th–17th October 2012, Palma de Mallorca

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Supplementation with high esterified pectins decreases energy efficiency and adiposity in an obesity-prone rat model, activating AMPK and inhibiting ACC enzymes in liver by phosphorylation

Influence of early environmental factors on peripheral lymphocyte subsets and gut microbiota in infants at risk for celiac disease

T and B lymphocyte subsets are differentially affected in Anorexia Nervosa diagnostic subtypes

The use of probiotic solution as supplement and restoring agent in some skin pathologies: Pemphigoid lesions, psoriasis, ulcerations and others

Effect of carboxymethyllysine intake on inflammatory bowel disease

Metabolic imprinting by leptin in early life to prevent obesity

Engineering flavonoid metabolism in plants for health-promoting foods

Delta-5 and delta-6 desaturases in peripheral blood mononuclear cells, β7+ and β7− lymphocytes in healthy controls and patients with Crohn's disease

Inflammatory status in patients with different stages of chronic kidney disease

Rapid incorporation of omega-3 fatty acids into blood mononuclear cells

Tomato, tocopherols and the level of ige

Modulation of inflammatory genes in THP-1 derived macrophages by fatty acids

Probiotic protection of rotavirus gastroenteritis in an experimental rat model in early life

Evolution of a Salmonella typhimurium infection in younger and older mice under caloric restriction

The mode of preparation of white yam (dioscorea rotunda) affects the glycaemic response in type II diabetic Nigerian subjects

Intake of dehydrated apple enriched by mandarin juice by vacuum impregnation reduces oxidative stress induced by tamoxifen in rats

Biomarkers of inflammation in obese children: relationship with Vitamin D insufficiency

Antioxidant capacity of colostrum milk is influenced by maternal diet

Effects of organic and conventional cultivation systems on plasma antibody status in humans

Pepsin hydrolysis of bovin β-lactoglobulin under microwave reduce its allergenicity as studied ex vivo in murine model of allergy

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