Novel Therapeutic Nutrient Molecules 2.0
A special issue of Biomedicines (ISSN 2227-9059). This special issue belongs to the section "Drug Discovery, Development and Delivery".
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Interests: maternal obesity; placental lipotoxicity; metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease; apoptosis; liver cirrhosis; proline metabolism
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Interests: maternal–fetal nutrient interaction; the effects of omega-3 fatty acids against adverse pregnancy outcomes such as preterm
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Interests: metabolic diseases;inflammation;dietary molecules
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
This Special Issue entitled “Novel Therapeutic Nutrient Molecules” will focus on the protective role of bioactive nutrient molecules as a therapeutic approach and against disease pathogenesis.
The identification of novel nutrient molecules for therapeutics or to prevent disease pathogenesis has been an attractive approach due to the ease of their translation to the general population. Recent advances in bioactive nutrient molecules protecting against human health outcomes has always been a growing field, with constant acquisition of new knowledge.
Our Special Issue will consider original articles, commentary, and review articles that focus on the following potential topics (but are not limited to these):
- Investigations related to the nutrients of foods and their effects in improving human health.
- Investigations related to novel nutrient compounds and their impact on the human gut microbiome and gut health.
- Investigations related to the gut bioactive metabolites of nutrient molecules and their impact on human health.
- The novel protective roles of vitamins and their metabolites against adverse health outcomes.
Keywords
- bioactive nutrient molecules
- novel compounds in extracellular vesicles
- gut microbial metabolites
- novel gut metabolites of food
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