Differential effects of milk proteins, BSA and soy protein on 4NQO- or MNNG-induced SCEs in V79 cells

Erythrina velutina and Bryothamnion seaforthii lectins binding to proteins of primary central nervous system tumors

“…In several studies (Fox and Flynn, 1992;Koizumi et al, 1976;Strand, 1995) there is evidence of a biologically active role for albumin, as oxidation of lipids, for example. Comparing the anti-mutagenic effect of BSA, soy protein, total serum protein, the hydrolyzed casein and lactoglobulin, it was observed that only the hydrolyzed casein and BSA were able to protect against genotoxic compounds (Bosselaers et al, 1994). On the other hand, the model used in our study, there was no significant change in the intensity of fluorescence of the samples by the action of BSA.…”

Erythrina velutina and Bryothamnion seaforthii lectins binding to proteins of primary central nervous system tumors

“…In several studies (Fox and Flynn, 1992;Koizumi et al, 1976;Strand, 1995) there is evidence of a biologically active role for albumin, as oxidation of lipids, for example. Comparing the anti-mutagenic effect of BSA, soy protein, total serum protein, the hydrolyzed casein and lactoglobulin, it was observed that only the hydrolyzed casein and BSA were able to protect against genotoxic compounds (Bosselaers et al, 1994). On the other hand, the model used in our study, there was no significant change in the intensity of fluorescence of the samples by the action of BSA.…”

A Role for Milk Proteins and their Peptides in Cancer Prevention

“…Casein, but not soy protein, was antimutagenic in the small intestine of mice when they were fed these proteins along with the mutagen [45]. It is considered that the antimutagenic properties of casein are associated with its molecular structure, which allows accessibility of the mutagen, rather than its amino acid composition [41,42,45].…”

“…Casein and bovine serum albumin (BSA), but not total whey protein, -lactoglobulin ( -LG) and soy protein, exhibited an antimutagenic effect in a mammalian cell system that measured DNA repair [42]. Casein, but not soy protein, was antimutagenic in the small intestine of mice when they were fed these proteins along with the mutagen [45].…”

Identification of Anticancer Peptides from Bovine Milk Proteins and Their Potential Roles in Management of Cancer: A Critical Review

“…BSA may influence cell proliferation through regulating the activities of autocrine growth regulatory factors. Additionally, it has been reported to display anti‐proliferative effect on a Chinese hamster epithelial cell line (Bosselaers and others ).…”

Erythrina velutina and Bryothamnion seaforthii lectins binding to proteins of primary central nervous system tumors

“…In several studies (Fox and Flynn, 1992;Koizumi et al, 1976;Strand, 1995) there is evidence of a biologically active role for albumin, as oxidation of lipids, for example. Comparing the anti-mutagenic effect of BSA, soy protein, total serum protein, the hydrolyzed casein and lactoglobulin, it was observed that only the hydrolyzed casein and BSA were able to protect against genotoxic compounds (Bosselaers et al, 1994). On the other hand, the model used in our study, there was no significant change in the intensity of fluorescence of the samples by the action of BSA.…”

A Role for Milk Proteins and their Peptides in Cancer Prevention

“…Casein, but not soy protein, was antimutagenic in the small intestine of mice when they were fed these proteins along with the mutagen [45]. It is considered that the antimutagenic properties of casein are associated with its molecular structure, which allows accessibility of the mutagen, rather than its amino acid composition [41,42,45].…”

“…Casein and bovine serum albumin (BSA), but not total whey protein, -lactoglobulin ( -LG) and soy protein, exhibited an antimutagenic effect in a mammalian cell system that measured DNA repair [42]. Casein, but not soy protein, was antimutagenic in the small intestine of mice when they were fed these proteins along with the mutagen [45].…”

Identification of Anticancer Peptides from Bovine Milk Proteins and Their Potential Roles in Management of Cancer: A Critical Review

“…BSA may influence cell proliferation through regulating the activities of autocrine growth regulatory factors. Additionally, it has been reported to display anti‐proliferative effect on a Chinese hamster epithelial cell line (Bosselaers and others ).…”

Erythrina velutina and Bryothamnion seaforthii lectins binding to proteins of primary central nervous system tumors

“…In several studies (Fox and Flynn, 1992;Koizumi et al, 1976;Strand, 1995) there is evidence of a biologically active role for albumin, as oxidation of lipids, for example. Comparing the anti-mutagenic effect of BSA, soy protein, total serum protein, the hydrolyzed casein and lactoglobulin, it was observed that only the hydrolyzed casein and BSA were able to protect against genotoxic compounds (Bosselaers et al, 1994). On the other hand, the model used in our study, there was no significant change in the intensity of fluorescence of the samples by the action of BSA.…”

A Role for Milk Proteins and their Peptides in Cancer Prevention

“…Casein, but not soy protein, was antimutagenic in the small intestine of mice when they were fed these proteins along with the mutagen [45]. It is considered that the antimutagenic properties of casein are associated with its molecular structure, which allows accessibility of the mutagen, rather than its amino acid composition [41,42,45].…”

“…Casein and bovine serum albumin (BSA), but not total whey protein, -lactoglobulin ( -LG) and soy protein, exhibited an antimutagenic effect in a mammalian cell system that measured DNA repair [42]. Casein, but not soy protein, was antimutagenic in the small intestine of mice when they were fed these proteins along with the mutagen [45].…”

Identification of Anticancer Peptides from Bovine Milk Proteins and Their Potential Roles in Management of Cancer: A Critical Review

“…BSA may influence cell proliferation through regulating the activities of autocrine growth regulatory factors. Additionally, it has been reported to display anti‐proliferative effect on a Chinese hamster epithelial cell line (Bosselaers and others ).…”