Whey proteins from camel's milk have higher in vitro wound-healing effect than whey proteins from cow's milk.

Background: The effectiveness of whey obtained by either enzyme (sweet) or acid treatment on wound healing remains unclear. This study investigated the effectiveness of camel and bovine whey prepared enzymatically (CSW and BSW) or by pH reduction (CAW and BAW). After removing the cream from milk, HCl or rennet was used to remove casein, resulting in acid or sweet whey, respectively, followed by lactose removal using dialysis.

[A study of sister chromatid exchange (SCE) in patients with liver cystic hydatid disease who have been treated with albendazole.].

A total of 21 patients including 13 females and 8 males who presented at the Microbiology and General Surgery Departments of the Atatürk Research and Training Hospital with complaints of liver cystic hydatid disease have been included in this study. Albendazole was administered to these cystic hydatid patients before and after surgery. The aim of this study was to investigate the probable genotoxic effects of albendazole.