Search Results - "Kelber, Elisabeth"

Lack of carotenoid effects on cell proliferation and expression of cell cycle regulating factors in human colon carcinoma cells by Luehrs, Hardi, Schauber, Juergen, Backhaus, Kerstin, Kelber, Elisabeth, Melcher, Ralph, Scheppach, Wolfgang, Menzel, Thomas P.

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Synergistic effects of aspirin and butyrate on induction of p21CIP1/WAF1 expression by Kreth, Florian, Luehrs, Hardi, Kudlich, Theo, Schauber, Juergen, Kelber, Elisabeth, Krott, Kerstin, Scheppach, Wolfgang, Menzel, Thomas

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Hyperacetylation of non-histone protein HMG17 in butyrate treated human colon adenocarcinoma cells by Luehrs, Hardi, Hock, Robert, Schauber, Juergen, Krott, Kerstin, Kelber, Elisabeth, Scheppach, Wolfgang, Menzel, Thomas P.

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Synergistic effects of aspirin and butyrate on induction of p21 CIP1/WAF1 expression by Kreth, Florian, Luehrs, Hardi, Kudlich, Theo, Schauber, Juergen, Kelber, Elisabeth, Krott, Kerstin, Scheppach, Wolfgang, Menzel, Thomas

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Does yogurt enriched with Bifidobacterium longum affect colonic microbiology and fecal metabolites in healthy subjects? by Bartram, HP, Scheppach, W, Gerlach, S, Ruckdeschel, G, Kelber, E, Kasper, H

“…Diet-induced changes in the colonic microflora seem to play a role in colon carcinogenesis. In this study the effects of a yogurt (500 mL/d for 3 wk) enriched…”
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Additive effects of a butyrate/TNF-a combination on adoptosis in colorectal carcinoma cells by Kudlich, Theo, Luehrs, Hardi, Boxberger, Frank, Kreth, Florian, Dusel, Gerda, Kelber, Elisabeth, Melcher, Ralph, Scheppach, Wolgang, Menzel, Thomas P.

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Bile acid metabolism by colonic bacteria in continuous culture: effects of starch and pH by Christl, S U, Bartram, H P, Paul, A, Kelber, E, Scheppach, W, Kasper, H

“…Secondary bile acids (BA) have been shown to be involved as a promoting agent in the adenoma-carcinoma sequence of colorectal cancer. In previous studies,…”
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Effects of fish oil on fecal bacterial enzymes and steroid excretion in healthy volunteers: implications for colon cancer prevention by Bartram, H P, Gostner, A, Kelber, E, Dusel, G, Weimer, A, Scheppach, W, Kasper, H

“…Diet-induced changes in fecal excretion of secondary bile acids, certain neutral sterols, and bacterial enzyme activities are known to play a role in colon…”
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