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September 16, 2020- 27 Viral Infections And Adiposity
- A Blood Glucose Level Between 72 Mg/Dl (4 Mmol/L) And 108 Mg/Dl (6 Mmol/L) Is Considered Normal For A Healthy Adult.
- A Deeper Look Into Adenovirus-36 And Obesity
- A Framework For Identification Of Infections That Contribute To Human Obesity
- A Microbiological Explanation For The Obesity Pandemic?
- A Polymerase Chain Reaction Method For The Detection Of Selenomonas Noxia
- A Review Of “Fat: A Cultural History Of Obesity” Gilman, Sander L., Malden, Ma: Polity Press 200 Pp., $22.95, Isbn 978-0-7456-4441-7 Publication Date: November …
- Accurate Identification Of Neutralizing Antibodies To Adenovirus Ad36,-A Putative Contributor Of Obesity In Humans
- Adenovirus 36 And Its Effect On Vitamin D Levels In Obese And Overweight Patients
- Adenovirus 36 Antibody Detection: Improving The Standard Serum Neutralization Assay
- Adenovirus 36 As An Obesity Agent Maintains The Obesity State By Increasing Mcp-1 And Inducing Inflammation
- Adenovirus 36 Infection And Daycare Starting Age Are Associated With Adiposity In Children And Adolescents
- Adenovirus Type 9 Enhances Differentiation And Decreases Cytokine Release From Preadipocytes
- Adiposity Induced By Adenovirus 5 Inoculation
- An Infection Of Human Adenovirus 31 Affects The Differentiation Of Preadipocytes Into Fat Cells, Its Metabolic Profile And Fat Accumulation
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- Anti-Obesity Effects Of Medicinal And Edible Mushrooms
- Antiviral Effects Of Ethyl Acetate Fraction Of Distylium Racemosum Leaf Extract On Adenovirus 36
- Are Intestinal Parasites Associated With Obesity In Mexican Children And Adolescents?
- Are intestinal parasitic infections associations with Obesity in Mexican children and adolescents?
- Association Between Helicobacter Pylori Infection And Overweight Or Obesity In A Chinese Population
- Association Between Human Adenovirus-36 And Lipid Disorders In Korean Schoolchildren
- Association Of Human Adenovirus-36 In Overweight Korean Adults
- Association Study Of Neuronal Apoptosis Inhibitory Protein Gene In Overweight And Obesity
- Behavioral Research Agenda In A Multietiological Approach To Child Obesity Prevention
- Binding Of Adenovirus Type 36 To Human Adipocytes (Sgbs Cells)
- Can Obesity Be An Infectious Disease?
- Cardiac Heart Disease In The Era Of Sucrose Polyester, Helicobacter Pylori And Chlamydia Pneumoniae
- Children With Moderate‐High Infection With Entamoeba Coli Have Higher Percentage Of Body And Abdominal Fat Than Non‐Infected Children
- Chlamydia Trachomatis Promotes 3T3 Cell Differentiation Into Adipocytes
- Conceptual Profiling And The English Medical Neology
- Constructing Halitosis Sensor For Early Detection In Periodontal Diseases
- Contagious Obesity: From Adenovirus 36 To Rb Dysfunction
- Correlation And Comparison Of Body Mass Index And Oral Health Status Among Urban South Indian Population: A Pilot Study
- Development Of A Polymerase Chain Reaction Assay For The Rapid Detection Of The Oral Pathogenic Bacterium, Selenomonas Noxia
- Disconnection Notices: Networks And Power At The Intersection Of Technology, Biology, And Finance
- Disease Management For Adenovirus 36-Induced Obesity. Jemi-Pearls. 2: 40-46
- Distribution Of Helicobacter Pylori Infection And Abnormal Body-Mass Index (Bmi) In A Developing Country
- Effect Of Feeding Methods On Modeling Of Gut Microbiota Of Infants
- Effect Of Using Breakfast Cereals On Reducing Weight An D Body Mass Index In Obese And Over-Weight Individual S
- Effects Of Adipogenic Adenovirus Ad-36 In Adipocytes And Their Progenitors
- Effects Of Chronic Electronic Vapor Exposure On Body Weight, Appetite, And Metabolism
- Evaluation Of Adenovirus-36 (Ad-36) Antibody Seropositivity And Adipokine Levels In Obese Children
- Evaluation Of Oral Health Related To Body Mass Index
- Fabp2, 340 Familial Combined Hyperlipidemia, 2054 Familial Correlation, 1967 Family-Based Interventions, 1050
- Factors Affecting Canine Obesity In East Tennessee Small Animal Veterinary Practices A Report Of A Senior Study
- Gene–Environment Interplay: What Do Our Genes Say About Dietary Choices?
- Immunometabolic Links Underlying The InfectObesity With Persistent Viral Infections
- Increased Fecal Viral Content Associated With Obesity In Mice
- Infectiobesity: Obesity Of Infectious Origin
- Infections And Body Weight: An Emerging Relationship?
- Infections And Obesity: A Multinational Epidemiological Study
- InfectObesity Dan Periodontitis: Hubungan Dua Arah Obesitas Dan Penyakit Periodontal
- InfectObesity In The Polish Population-Evaluation Of An Association Between Adenoviruses Type 5, 31, 36 And Human Obesity
- Infectobesity: A New Area For Microbiological And Virological Research
- Infectobesity: Obesity Of Infectious Origin
- Infectobesity: The Evaluation Of Adenovirus-36 Infection And Obesity
- Infectobesity: The Role Of Adenoviruses In Aetiology Of Obesity
- Infectobesity: Viral Infections (Especially With Human Adenovirus-36: Ad-36) May Be A Cause Of Obesity
- Infectobesity? Role Of Ad-36 Virus
- ‘Infectobesity’Can Waterborne Viruses Cause
- ‘Infectobesity’Can Waterborne Viruses Cause Excessive Weight Gain?
- ‘Infectobesity’In Egyptian Adolescent Women And Its Relations To Carotid Intima–Media Thickness
- Insight Into The Causes Of The Recent Secular Trend In Pediatric Obesity: Common Sense Does Not Always Prevail For Complex, Multi-Factorial Phenotypes
- Interplay Of Early-Life Nutritional Programming On Obesity, Inflammation And Epigenetic Outcomes
- Intestinal Parasites, Inflammation And Nutritional Status In Mexican Children
- Intracellullar Infections In The Pathogenesis Of Vascular Diseases; In Vitro Studies
- Investigation Of Adipogenic Effects Of Human Adenovirus Serotypes 36 And 5 In A Colo-320 Cell Line
- Is Physical Activity A Worthwhile Option For The Management Of Severe Obesity?
- Is The Worldwide Epidemic Of Obesity A Communicable Feature Of Globalization?
- Is There Any Link Between Visceral Obesity And Adenovirus Infections In The Polish Population
- Is There any Link Between Visceral Obesity and Adenovirus Infections in the Polish Population?
- Lack Of Evidence For The Role Of Human Adenovirus‐36 In Obesity In A European Cohort
- Malglycemia And Cancer: Introduction To A Conceptual Model.
- Media Coverage Of Canada’S Obesity Epidemic: Illustrating The Subtleties Of Surveillance Medicine
- Microbes And Obesity—Interrelationship Between Infection, Adipose Tissue And The Immune System
- Multi-Etiological Perspective On Child Obesity Prevention
- Multifactorial Relationship Of Obesity And Periodontal Disease
- Novel Role Of Invariant Natural Killer T-Cell In Glycemic Control: Regulation By Human Adenovirus 36
- Nutrition, Immunity And Infection
- Obesity And Adenovirus 36: A Possible Correlation?
- Obesity And Infection
- Obesity And Infection: Two Sides Of One Coin
- Obesity And Infection-The Challenge Of Tropical Medicine
- Obesity Is Caused By Some Virus
- Obesity Prevention And Intervention In Dental Practice
- Obesity, Periodontal And General Health: Relationship And Management
- Obesity-Caused By A Germ
- Obesogens And Obesogenic Environment: New Targets For Prevention Of Global Obesity
- Other Possible Contributors To Obesity
- Path Analysis: The Effect Of Smoking On The Risk Of Periodontal Disease
- Periodontitis And Diabetes: A Two-Way Relationship
- Physico-Clinical and Haematological Changes in Olive Baboon (Papio anubis) Model of Latent Toxoplasmosis and Toxoplasmic Encephalitis
- Potential Association Of Obesity With Il6 G-174C Polymorphism And Ttv Infections
- Probiotics Improve Outcomes After Roux-En-Y Gastric Bypass Surgery: A Prospective Randomized Trial
- Prophylactic And Therapeutic Vaccines For Obesity
- Relationship Between Illness And Adiposity In Childhood
- Saeb.“Oral Microbiome and Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus: The Enigmatic Reciprocal Relationship”
- Scientometrics As A Powerful Tool In Integrating Isolated Medical Specialties: A Case Study Of The Rediscovery Of The Luigi Cornaro Diet
- Serological Data Analyses Show That Adenovirus 36 Infection Is Associated With Obesity: A Meta‐Analysis Involving 5739 Subjects
- Seropositivity For Chlamydophila Pneumoniae Is Associated With Increased Body Mass Index And Serum Lipid Levels: Evidence From The Sample Urban …
- T183. Gender Differences In Seropositivity And Metabolic Associations Of Toxoplasma Gondii Oocyst Igg In The Old Order Amish
- Template To Improve Glycemic Control Without
- The Comparison Of Enterococcus Faecalis Pollution Amount In Saliva Of People With Obesity And Normal Weight
- The Effect Of Quercetin Towards Adipocytes Count In Toxoplasma Gondii Profilin-Exposed Adipocytes In Vitro
- The Human Gut Microbiome And Its Role In Obesity And The Metabolic Syndrome
- The Human Gut Microbiome: Implications For Future Health Care
- The Ideology Of The Epidemic
- The Levels Of Toxoplasma Gondii Profilin And Adiponectin In Obese Patients Complicated With Or Without Metabolic Syndrome As Compared To Non-Obese Patients
- The Microbial Hypothesis: Contributions Of Adenovirus Infection And Metabolic Endotoxaemia To The Pathogenesis Of Obesity
- The Relationship Between Adenovirus-36 Seropositivity, Obesity And Metabolic Profile In Turkish Children And Adults
- The Role Of Ad-36 As A Risk Factor In Males With Gynecomastia
- The Role Of Adenovirus 36 As A Risk Factor In Obesity: The First Clinical Study Made In The Fatty Tissues Of Adults In Turkey
- The Role Of Epigenetic Regulation In The Development Of Obesity: A Comprehensive Review
- The Yesterday, Today, And Tomorrow Of Pathogen-Induced Obesity
- Tracking Study About Adenovirus 36 Infection: Increase Of Adiposity
- Twenty‐Five Years Of Research About Adipogenic Adenoviruses: A Systematic Review
- Udc 57 The Effects Of Quercetin Towards Reactive Oxygen Species Levels And Glutathione In Toxoplasma Gondii Profilin …
- Unconventional Wisdom About The Obesity Epidemic Symbol
- Viral Infections And Interferons In The Development Of Obesity
- Viral Infections And Obesity
- Virome-Wide Serological Profiling Reveals Association Of Herpesviruses With Obesity
