Titlebook: Carotenoids Volume 5: Nutrition and Health; George Britton,Hanspeter Pfander (Chief Operating Book 2009 Birkhäuser Basel 2009 Absorption.

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Antioxidant/Pro-oxidant Actions of Carotenoids, questioned by some, however [.]. In addition, there is the complication that, under some circumstances, carotenoids exhibit a pro-oxidant effect [.,.], although some authors do not believe that this occurs . [.]. The fundamental chemistry of carotenoid radicals and radical ions, as a basis for unde

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Carotenoids and Coronary Heart Disease,ctoris (chest pain). In atherosclerosis, commonly called hardening of the arteries, the artery walls become thick and lose elasticity. Because of their ability to act as antioxidants (see .), it has been proposed that carotenoids could be protective against CHD. One factor in the development of coro

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The Eye,otenoids. This . (yellow spot) has the highest local concentration of carotenoids in the human body. Although the . was well known by the late 18th century, it was considered by many to be a . artefact. It was not accepted to be an anatomical feature . until the invention of the ophthalmoscope, when

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The Immune System, innate or antigen-nonspecific branch, and the adaptive or antigen-specific branch. A truly effective immune defence is based on a balance of the different arms of the whole immune system. The human immune response system is very complex and carotenoids have been reported to have effects on many dif

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,Editors’ Assessment,trying to determine if this is indeed the case. Much of the work has been based on the premise that any effect is likely to involve antioxidant action (.) or effects on cellular and molecular processes (.). The participation of the immune response system (.) and suggestions that effects attributed t

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