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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IRVINE SCIENTISTS DISCOVER A NEW HEALTHY ROLE FOR FAT
...Researchers at UC Irvine have found that fat droplets tiny balls of fat that exist in...and colleagues found that these fat droplets served as storage depots for a...the cell. The findings imply that fat droplets could also serve as storage warehouses...
September 19, 2006; US Fed News Service, Including US State News
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A bit of fat can work wonders for your health
...Researchers at UC Irvine have found that fat droplets - tiny balls of fat that exist...and colleagues found that these fat droplets served as storage depots for a...the cell. The findings imply that fat droplets could also serve as storage warehouses...
September 20, 2006; The Hindustan Times
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Appetite-suppressing foods are on the horizon.
...in the gut by lipase. This enzyme attaches itself to fat droplets and breaks the fat down into a form which the body can...controlling the composition of molecules on the surface of fat droplets. It will be at least two to five years before this research...
April 1, 2008; Emerging Food R&D Report
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chyle
chyle / kīl / • n. Physiology a milky fluid consisting of fat droplets and lymph. It drains from the lacteals of the small intestine into the lymphatic system during digestion. DERIVATIVES: chy·...
July 25, 2008; The Oxford American College Dictionary
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Bronchoalveolar lavage and diagnosis of fat embolism. (Tips From Other Journals)
...cells containing intracellular fat droplets was determined by staining with...revealed many large intracellular fat droplets. The mean percentage of cells containing fat droplets was 63 percent (range: 31 to 82...
March 1, 1991; American Family Physician
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Biocolloids, biosurfaces and biofouling. (includes related article on adhesion control) (Cover Story)
...are paint (solid pigment particles in a liquid), milk (fat droplets in water) and mud (clay particles in water). The colloidal...coated with polymers and/or charged molecules, and the fat droplets in milk contain naturally surface active proteins and...
April 15, 1991; Chemistry and Industry
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Milk proteins influence the stability of oil-in-water emulsions
...proteins are known for their functional properties in forming and stabilizing emulsions. They facilitate the disruption of fat droplets by reducing the interfacial tension, and they stabilize an emulsion by immediately occupying newly-formed surfaces...
February 1, 1998; Emerging Food R&D Report
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homogenize
...həˈmäjəˌnīz / • v. [ trans. ] 1. subject (milk) to a process in which the fat droplets are emulsified and the cream does not separate. ∎ Biology prepare a suspension of cell constituents from...
July 25, 2008; The Oxford American College Dictionary
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AEROSOL GENES COULD YIELD BREATH OF LIFE
...they put genes that could stem the disease into mice by having them breathe an aerosol containing DNA mixed in tiny fat droplets. After practicing for the past year moving into mouse lungs foreign genes that have no biological effect, the group...
December 1, 1992; Post-Tribune (IN)
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Gene therapy hybrid
...side effects. The team, led by Shun'ichi Kuroda, Osaka University, used yeast to produce "L particles," nanometer-scale fat droplets studded with envelope L protein from hepatitis B virus.1 They then loaded the particles with cargo using electroporation...
July 28, 2003; The Scientist
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