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The effect of phosphorus manipulation on the progression of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease in rats maintained on a high fructose diet -

Makki, Jinane Mohamad, (2014)

Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) is an emerging disease associated with metabolic dysfunction. It is characterized by the excessive accumulation of lipids in the form of triglycerides in hepatic tissues of patients ...
Meal pattern of male rats maintained on individual amino acid supplemented diet - by Raghad Othman Ayaso.

Ayaso, Raghad Othman. (2012)

Food intake is related to meal pattern (meal size, meal number etc), which is known to be controlled by physiological and non-physiological factors. In which the latter is believed to be related to the metabolism of ...
Phosphorus effect on weight gain in rats fed wheat gluten diets -

Ragi, Marie-Elizabeth Elias, (2016)

Wheat gluten is the major protein source in many developing countries. Gluten lacks some essential amino acids, primarily lysine, and, accordingly, can’t foster optimal growth. For that reason, it should be complemented ...
The role of phosphorus in the development and progression of high fat diet induced NAFLD in rats -

Elhalabi, Mariam Mohammad Ali, (2014)

The term non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) refers to the range of diseases characterized by fatty infiltration of the liver ranging from benign steatosis, to the more severe steatohepatitis, or cirrhosis. Interest ...
The effect of phosphorus supplementation on the development of fatty liver induced by a low protein diet in rats -

Hammoud, Rola Usama, (2015)

There has been an increasing bulk of literature addressing the effect of varying levels of dietary protein intake on weight changes, body composition, and disease risk. More recent studies showed the epigenetic effect of ...

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