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    Following Hippocrates’ advice ‘Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food’: An alternative method for evaluation of the immunostimulatory potential of food proteins

    Following Hippocrates’ advice ‘Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food’: An alternative method for evaluation of the immunostimulatory potential of food proteins by Biziulevicius, Gediminas A, Kazlauskaite, Jurgita

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    A list of enzyme preparations covered by the term enzybiotics should not be restricted to bacteriophage-encoded peptidoglycan hydrolases (lysins)

    A list of enzyme preparations covered by the term enzybiotics should not be restricted to bacteriophage-encoded peptidoglycan hydrolases (lysins) by Biziulevicius, Gediminas A, Biziuleviciene, Gene, Kazlauskaite, Jurgita

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    Cheese: Everyday, gourmet or medicinal food?

    Cheese: Everyday, gourmet or medicinal food? by Biziulevicius, Gediminas A, Kazlauskaite, Jurgita

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    Pushing ‘bad bugs’ into committing suicide: Activation of microbial autolysis within the gut using food-grade substances as a prospective method for treatment of intestinal infections and/or immunity enhancement

    Pushing ‘bad bugs’ into committing suicide: Activation of microbial autolysis within the gut using food-grade substances as a prospective method for treatment of intestinal infecti... by Biziulevicius, Gediminas A, Kazlauskaite, Jurgita

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    Human body as an operable reactor (‘walking fermentator’) for self-purposed production of immunostimulatory microbial lysis products

    Human body as an operable reactor (‘walking fermentator’) for self-purposed production of immunostimulatory microbial lysis products by Biziulevicius, Gediminas A, Biziuleviciene, Gene, Kazlauskaite, Jurgita

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    Food-protein enzymatic hydrolysates possess both antimicrobial and immunostimulatory activities: a ‘cause and effect’ theory of bifunctionality

    Food-protein enzymatic hydrolysates possess both antimicrobial and immunostimulatory activities: a ‘cause and effect’ theory of bifunctionality by Biziulevičius, Gediminas A., Kislukhina, Olga V., Kazlauskaitė, Jurgita, Žukaitė, Vilhelmina

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    Lysozyme and similar lytic enzyme preparations should be considered antibiotics

    Lysozyme and similar lytic enzyme preparations should be considered antibiotics by Biziulevicius, Gediminas A, Biziuleviciene, Gene, Kazlauskaite, Jurgita

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    Oral tryptic casein hydrolysate enhances phagocytosis by mouse peritoneal and blood phagocytic cells but fails to prevent induced inflammation

    Oral tryptic casein hydrolysate enhances phagocytosis by mouse peritoneal and blood phagocytic cells but fails to prevent induced inflammation by KAZLAUSKAITE, Jurgita, BIZIULEVICIUS, Gediminas A, ZUKAITE, Vilhelmina, BIZIULEVICIENE, Gene, MILIUKIENE, Vale, SIAURYS, Almantas

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    An enzymatic cow immunity-targeted approach to reducing milk somatic cell count: 3. A comparative field trial

    An enzymatic cow immunity-targeted approach to reducing milk somatic cell count: 3. A comparative field trial by Sederevicius, A, Balsyte, J, Lukauskas, K, Kazlauskaite, J, Biziulevicius, G A

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    An enzymatic cow immunity-targeted approach to reducing milk somatic cell count: 2. A study using lysozyme

    An enzymatic cow immunity-targeted approach to reducing milk somatic cell count: 2. A study using lysozyme by Sederevicius, A, Ramanauskiene, J, Lukauskas, K, Kazlauskaite, J, Biziulevicius, G A

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    Food-protein enzymatic hydrolysates possess both antimicrobial and immunostimulatory activities : a'cause and effect'theory of bifunctionality

    Food-protein enzymatic hydrolysates possess both antimicrobial and immunostimulatory activities : a'cause and effect'theory of bifunctionality by BIZIULEVICIUS, Gediminas A, KISLUKHINA, Olga V, KAZLAUSKAITE, Jurgita, ZUKAITE, Vilhelmina

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