Effects of sonication on fatty acid chain length and emulsion stability in curry gravy: A potential approach for satiation perception enhancement

Lau, Chei-Wei; Chong, Li-Choo; Phuah, Eng‐Tong; Noor, Mohamed Ismail Mohd

doi:10.1016/j.ijgfs.2021.100459

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“…In this work, two of the SELs evaluated by EUS originated in the muscular propria, and it was impossible to distinguish which of the two entities it was. Both lesions had a size (of 10 mm), for which they were managed conservatively, following international guidelines, not observing an increase in size in a follow-up period of 1 year (22,23). This low diagnostic yield suggests that EUS could be helpful in selected cases with lesions smaller than 10 mm, to rule out a differential diagnosis with esophageal or gastric varix or the staging of a known carcinoid tumor.…”

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“…The EUS-FNA sample minor complication rates with similar performance would be indicated when their diagnostic doubts lesions assessed by USE, such as hypoechoic lesions of the muscular which may have a different prognosis (leiomyoma, GIST or schwannoma) [22,23]. Due to the low number of EUS performed in this series, EUS-FNA was not completed due to a lack of indication.…”

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Leptin Hormone: In Brief

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et al. 2022

Med Pharm J.

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There is a lot of research and information on drugs and treatments, but a questionnaire was conducted to find out the degree of knowledge of doctors and medical personnel in general about the hormone leptin. It was found that many people do not know what leptin is and what it's a role in the body Leptin is a hormone that plays a key role in energy consumption and regulation of energy consumption. Leptin hormone is one of the hormones that have a basic role in many vital functions of the body, and this hormone has been called many names, based on its work in the body, and the most prominent of these names are; The obesity hormone, the hunger hormone, and the fat hormone as well (1), Leptin hormone is known as a peptide hormone that is produced and secreted by fat cells responsible for regulating body weight, acting on the hypothalamus in order to reduce appetite, in addition to working to burn fat stored in adipose tissue. The hormone leptin has also been known as the hunger hormone or the satiety hormone; Because it is the hormone responsible for sending some

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confidence: 99%