Publications by authors named "M A Maidin"

1. The aim of this work was to identify a heritable keel bone phenotype with a correlation to keel bone damage and/or skeletal bone strength that could be easily measured in the living hen to aid selection to prevent welfare issues.2.

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We studied the effects of polyphenolic composition BP-C2, comprising molybdenum with lignin derivatives, on lung carcinogenesis induced by urethane in the progeny of F male BALB/c mice preconceptionally exposed to radiation in a dose of 1 Gy. The multiplicity of lung tumors in the progeny of irradiated mice was higher than in the progeny of non-irradiated male parents by 50% in females and 43% in males (p<0.05).

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  • - The study analyzed genetic alterations in 8,355 colorectal cancer (CRC) samples, revealing that 49.5% had detected mutations, with common and rare substitutions noted across different gene codons.
  • - There were significant findings related to the Q61K substitution and its association with a second mutation, along with geographic variations affecting mutation frequencies, particularly lower rates in warmer climates of Southern Russia.
  • - The presence of combined genetic alterations was rare, with only 1.4% of cases showing both mutation and microsatellite instability, while a very small percentage had simultaneous changes in two driver genes.
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Objective: To identify the method used in detecting fraud cases.

Methods: Articles searching by using topic-appropriate keywords and incorporated into search engines (data-based) journals Pubmed/Medline, Cochrane, Wiley, ScienceDirect, and secondary data-based Google scholar. Then data extraction is done based on inclusion criteria.

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1. This study tested the hypothesis that the methyl-donor properties of betaine could reduce homocysteine concentrations, which has been recognised in a previous genetics study to be linked to bone quality. This was combined with phytase treatment, as phosphorus is critical for bone mineralisation.

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