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Rheological and biochemical comparison of cord and adult blood red cells for transfusion applications

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By Larysa Mykhailova, Cristina Vercellati, Tiziana Montemurro, Anna Zaninoni, Anna Marcello, Elisa Fermo, Alessandro Cherubini, Paola Bianchi, Daniele Prati, Stefania Villa, Silvia Cimoni
| Nature Verified
Abstract Cord blood (CB) is a promising alternative source of red blood cells (CB-RBC) for neonatal transfusion due to their high fetal hemoglobin content and potential physiological benefits in preterm infants, but their metabolic and rheological stability during storage and irradiation is not fully defined.
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Coeliac disease and chronic liver disease: a double-face issue

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By Marco Vincenzo Lenti, Paola Bianchi, Antonio Di Sabatino
| The Lancet Verified
Abbreviations aHR (adjusted hazard ratio) CD (coeliac disease) CLD (chronic liver disease) MALO (major adverse liver outcomes) MASLD (metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease) Coeliac disease (CD) is a highly prevalent, immune-mediated, gluten-sensitive enteropathy causing villous atrophy in genetically susceptible individuals.1 CD exhibits a high clinical variability and a wide spectrum of comorbidities, especially autoimmune, which have been progressively described and...
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Nutritional Consequences of Celiac Disease and Gluten-Free Diet

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By Paola Bianchi, Nicola Aronico, Giovanni Santacroce, Giacomo Broglio
| MDPI
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