Nutritional genomics the impact of dietary regulation of gene function on human disease

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Bibliographic Details
Other Authors Bidlack, Wayne R., Rodriguez, Raymond L.
Format eBook
LanguageEnglish
Published Boca Raton, Fla. : CRC Press, 2012.
Subjects
Online AccessFull text
ISBN9781439844533
DOI10.1201/b11294
Physical Descriptionxxi, 426 p. : ill.

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Table of Contents:
  • ch. 1. Epigenetics : molecular targets for diet and cancer prevention / Sharon A. Ross
  • ch. 2. Diet-influenced chromatin modification and expression of chemopreventive genes by the soy peptide lunasin / Alfredo F. Galvez ... [et al.]
  • ch. 3. Role of epigenetics in the complications associated with diabetes and related metabolic disorders / Louisa M. Villevenuve and Rama Natarajan
  • ch. 4. Systems biology approaches to studying diet x genome interactions / Xia Yang, Zhidong Tu, and Jun Zhu
  • ch. 5. Nutritional genomics : cellular signaling and molecular targets / Wayne R. Bidlack
  • ch. 6. Modulation of atherosclerosis by N-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids / Darshan S. Kelley ... [et al.]
  • ch. 7. Nutrigenomic implications for nuclear receptor coactivators / David M. Lonard and Bert W. O'Malley
  • ch. 8. Nutrigenomics of fatty acid sensing / Sander Kersten
  • -ch. 9. Polyphenol resveratrol alters global patterns of gene regulation and improves physiology through multiple potential pathways / Behzad Varamini and Joseph A. Baur
  • ch. 10. Mechanisms mediating obesity-induced inflammation and insulin resistance / Simon Schenk, Olivia Osborn, and Jerrold M. Olefsky
  • ch. 11. Nutritional genomics of vitamin D on cardiovascular disease / Sandra F. Williams, Jorge N. Artaza, and Keith C. Norris
  • ch. 12. Network analysis of gene expression profiles in breast cancer cell lines / T. Gregory Dewey, Katie L. Streicher, and Stephen P. Ethier
  • ch. 13. Effects of dietary effectors on signal transduction pathways related to cancer prevention / Ann M. Bode and Zigang Dong
  • ch. 14. Green tea polyphenols, DNA repair, and prevention of photocarcinogenesis / Santosh K. Katiyar
  • ch. 15. Bioactive food components and the U-shaped health conundrum : vitamin D and folate as examples of friends and foes / John A. Milner
  • -ch. 16. Human intestinal microbiome : etiology of inflammation genomics / Roger A. Clemens
  • ch. 17. Calcium biofortification of crops / Kendal D. Hirschi and Sean M. Thompson
  • ch. 18. Use of genomics-aided breeding to improve the nutritional content of lettuce / David W. Still
  • ch. 19. Natural colorants as bioactive agents in functional foods / Ann Marie D. Craig
  • ch. 20. Manufacturing functional foods : effects on quality and bioavailability / Ryan J. Elijas and John D. Floros
  • ch. 21. New whole foods designed to deliver bioactive components / Cheryl R. Mitchell
  • ch. 22. Nutritional genomics and the future of food labeling in the United States / Evelyn D. Cadman.