Publications by authors named "Mai Yoshizawa"

Article Synopsis
  • - The Habu snake's venom contains diverse proteins, particularly phospholipase A (PLA) enzymes, which are valuable for studying molecular evolution but lack understanding in their physical properties and self-assembly.
  • - This research explores the interaction of purified PLA enzymes with anionic metal complexes, revealing that they can form microstructures that grow into fibrous structures in a buffered saline solution.
  • - The results suggest new possibilities for developing flexible and functional hybrid systems using snake venom enzymes, highlighting potential applications in nanotechnology and bioengineering.
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Objective: We sought to determine if different mammary lobes produce milk of varying composition.

Study Design: Seventeen mothers were enrolled in this study. Foremilk was obtained from three nipple openings on each breast.

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