Publications by authors named "J A Kaminska"

Despite the fact that there are published case reports and model work providing evidence of inflammation in Charcot-Marie-Tooth disorders (CMTs), in clinical practice, CMT and inflammatory neuropathies are always classified as two separate groups of disorders. This sharp separation of chronic neuropathies into two groups has serious clinical implications. As a consequence, the patients harboring CMT mutations are practically excluded from pharmacological anti-inflammatory treatments.

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Cryptorchidism, the absence of one or both testicles in the scrotum, is the most common anomaly of genitourinary tract in males. The pathogenesis of undescended testes is unknown however the role of inflammation, tissue remodeling and oxidative stress is postulated. The aim of this study was to explore the role of HSP-70, MMP-3, MMP-17 and IL-8 in possible pathogenic pathways connected with cryptorchidism.

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Outer membrane vesicles (OMVs) are extracellular structures, ranging in size from 10 to 300 nm, produced by Gram-negative bacteria. They can be incorporated into the outer membrane of a recipient's cells, which may enable the transfer of substances with lytic properties. Due to the scarce information regarding the OMVs produced by , the aim of this study was to test the blebbing abilities of the clinical O77 and O78 strains and to determine the blebs' interactions with bacterial cells, including their possible bactericidal activities.

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Objectives: This study quantified blood bicarbonate (HCO) kinetics and gastrointestinal upset to determine the gender-related ergogenic potential of sodium bicarbonate (0.15-, 0.25- and 0.

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Article Synopsis
  • The research investigates the silage quality of a specific crop harvested at different times (58, 68, and 90 days after sowing) for use as animal feed in northern Europe.
  • Results showed that harvesting at 58 days yielded poor silage, while 68 days provided decent quality but still had low dry matter, necessitating extra wilting.
  • The best silage quality was achieved at 90 days after sowing, demonstrating that this crop can produce acceptable silage even in cooler conditions when wilting is limited.
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