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Protein hydrolysates from Tenebrio molitor and Hermetia illucens as novel food ...
Leal, D.; Borges, S.; Almeida, A.; Pintado, M.; Fonseca, A. J. M.; Cabrita, A. R. J.There has been a growing interest in insect meals as a sustainable alternative protein source for animal food and feed. In parallel, insect hydrolysates have been investigated in vitro for their bioactive properties, but the impact of dietary inclusion on dog’s nutritional parameters needs to be elucidated. This study aimed to evaluate the chemical composition and bioactive properties of four insect hydrolysate...
Impact of feeding a new sustainable insect hydrolysate to adult Beagle dogs on ...
Leal, D.; Barroso, C.; Fontes-Sousa, A. P.; Borges, S.; Maia, M. R. G.; Almeida, A.; Pintado, M.; Fonseca, A. J. M.; Cabrita, A. R. J.Introduction: In recent years, there has been increasing attention on sustainable protein sources for both food and feed, leading to a growing interest in edible insects. However, the potential impact of their bioactive properties on health remains limited. This study aimed to address this gap by investigating the effects of dietary inclusion of Hermetia illucens (BSF) hydrolysates on diet palatability, nutrien...
New ingredients with functional properties from hermetia illucens and tenebrio ...
Leal, D.; Borges, S.; Almeida, A.; Maia, M. R. G.; Fonseca, A. J. M.; Cabrita, A. R. J.; Pintado, M.
A view on polymer-based composite materials for smart wound dressings
Baptista-Silva, S.; Alves, P.; Guimarães, I.; Borges, S.; Tavaria, F.; Granja, P.; Pintado, M.; Oliveira, A. L.Wound management challenges everyday thousands of health professionals, mainly due to the constant monitoring and difficulties in deciding the correct treatment options. When considering chronic wounds, selecting the ideal dressing defies clinical knowledge, when facing the large amount of different materials, its distinctive properties and the uniqueness of each patient needs. This chapter presents an overview...
In situ antioxidant activity of an enzymatically crosslinked sericin hydrogel t...
Bernardes, B. G.; Baptista-Silva, S.; Borges, S.; Pintado, M.; Granja, P. L.; Soares, R.; Costa, R.; Oliveira, A. L.
In situ antioxidant activity of an enzymatically crosslinked sericin hydrogel f...
Bernardes, B. G.; Baptista-Silva, S.; Borges, S.; Pintado, M.; Granja, P. L.; Soares, R.; Costa, R.; Oliveira, A. L.
Predation of Carollia Perspicilata By Phyllostomus Cf. Elongatus In Central Ama...
Fischer, E.; Borges, S.; Pinheiro, M. R.; Vicentini, Alberto
"Arte no olhar" : cinematerapia e biblioterapia em Hospital de dia
Cajão, R.; Morais, P.; Almeida, C.; Gonçalves, A.; Teixeira, D.; Borges, S.
Antioxidant peptides obtained from enzymatic hydrolysis of animal by-products
Borges, S.; Odila, J.; Voss, G.; Martins, R.; Rosa, A.; Vanderpoorten, W.; Almeida, A.; Pintado, M.
Reclassification of the intermediate group classified according to heartscore t...
Mendonça, M.; Pereira, A.; Rodrigues, R.; Neto, M.; Sousa, A.C.; Freitas, S.; Freitas, C.; Freitas, A.I.; Borges, S.; Palma dos Reis, R.Introduction: Cardiovascular risk stratification has included traditional cardiovascular risk factors (TRF) including tobacco, cholesterol and blood pressure adjusted to age and sex. The utility of genetic risk scores (GRS) as predictors of cardiovascular risk remains inconclusive. Objective: We intended to evaluate the ability of a multilocus GRS within the intermediate risk subgroup, defined by the European H...