Commentary on "Protein Glycosylation and AGEs accumulation: an avian solution?

Article Abstract:

Iqbal et al have proposed that aminoguanidine, endogenous uric acid or dietary restriction may partly explain why naturally hyperglycemic birds have less accumulated pentosidine, an advanced glycosylated endproduct AGE, than in humans. Hyperglycemia is thought to contribute to the formation of AGE. Another factor that could explain why birds have less AGE is their higher level of physical activity. These findings may be significant for the treatment of diabetes.

Care and treatment, Research, Physiological aspects, Diabetes, Diabetes mellitus, Glycosylation, Birds, Uric acid, Aminoguanidine

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Site seeing

Article Abstract:

Travel web sites are presented. Details regarding the web sites' subject areas and facilities are given. Advice is given on ticket purchasing conditions and terms, and on methods of using the sites in order to obtain information on restaurants and different types of accommodation,.

Management, Software, Travel, Web sites (World Wide Web), Web sites

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Product innovations

Article Abstract:

Various products of the cosmetics and toiletries industries are introduced.

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