Lysozyme and succinylated lysozyme as adsorbates and emulsifiers
Many food products are emulsions, i.e., a system of two immiscible liquids of which the one is finely dispersed in the other. In many emulsions, a monolayer of protein molecules in the liquid/liquid interface prevents coalescence of the droplets. Therefore, in the formation of a protein-stabilized emulsions the adsorption of proteins at the oil/water ...
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Atrazine Induces Immunosuppression by Directly Targeting Lysozyme: Molecular Insights from Cellular and Multi-Spectroscopic Approaches in Eisenia Fetida. [PDF]
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Proteomic identification of Acanthamoeba castellanii excretory-secretory proteins associated with Klebsiella pneumoniae capsule enlargement: a candidate role for C-type lysozyme. [PDF]
Chen CH +5 more
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Innate host defense lysozyme may help control <i>Staphylococcus aureus</i> in atopic dermatitis. [PDF]
Schlievert PM +7 more
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Two cases of lysozyme-induced nephropathy with varying underlying diseases: myelodysplastic syndrome and chronic myelomonocytic leukemia. [PDF]
Furukawa H +15 more
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Characterization of Lysozyme Messenger and Lysozyme Synthesized in Vitro
W, Salser, R F, Gesteland, B, Ricard
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Bacterial Lysis by Lysozyme [PDF]
R R, Feiner, K, Meyer, A, Steinberg
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Colorectal adenomas produce lysozyme
Lysozyme is an innate non-immunologic antibacterial enzyme produced by the Paneth cells of the upper intestinal tract. Lysozyme is not normally secreted in the lower intestinal tract.
Rubio, CA
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Fluorescence decay of lysozyme and of iodine oxidized lysozyme [PDF]
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