Publications by authors named "M Saenz Robles"

Purpose: The increasing use of dietary supplements by patients with cancer and other chronic diseases requires the systematized review of potential interactions between prescription drugs and nutrients from supplements by health care and clinical research teams. Dietary supplement interaction databases are positioned to fill a gap in quantifying potential risks for patients, although none have been assessed for reliability in data interpretation. The NatMed database, a source for comprehensive reports on mechanistic and safety data for dietary supplement ingredients, was evaluated for use in future investigations.

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  • * The authors introduce FrozONE (Frozen Organ Nucleus Enrichment), a new workflow designed to enhance nuclear enrichment from frozen tissues, overcoming the limitations of traditional methods.
  • * FrozONE is presented as a faster, simpler, and more scalable alternative, demonstrating effectiveness in profiling nuclear proteomes across different tissues and conditions, including analysis of liver alterations in diet-induced nonalcoholic steatohepatitis.
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Notocotylidae is a family with a cosmopolitan distribution, with 13 genera parasitizing birds and mammals. Four of these genera were registered in the Americas, and two parasitizing rodents in Argentina. In this paper, specimens of the genus Hippocrepis parasitizing Holochilus brasiliensis from Argentina are studied on the basis of morphological and molecular characteristics.

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Chronic kidney disease (CKD), a long-term condition in which kidney function declines over time, is a growing global healthcare concern. CKD can have a major impact on the quality of life of patients and their caregivers. Recent research by the International Society of Nephrology highlights that current treatment strategies and policies do not fully address patients' needs.

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Low impact development (LID) are prominent type of vegetated stormwater infrastructure that provides various ecosystem services, such as biodiversity, carbon storage, and improvement in air quality. This study investigated six LID technologies to assess SOC retention and factors influencing accumulation. Soil samples (0-20 cm depth) were analyzed using the Walkley-Black method, specifically focusing on wet oxidation.

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