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Excessive alcohol consumption induces methane production in humans and rats by Tuboly, E., Molnár, R., Tőkés, T., Turányi, R. N., Hartmann, P., Mészáros, A. T., Strifler, G., Földesi, I., Siska, A., Szabó, A., Mohácsi, Á., Szabó, G., Boros, M.

“…Various studies have established the possibility of non-bacterial methane (CH 4 ) generation in oxido-reductive stress conditions in plants and animals…”
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Methane-Enriched Custodiol Preservation Solution Improves Graft Function in Experimental Model of Heterotopic Heart Transplantation by Benke, K., Ruppert, M., Sayour, A.A., Jász, D., Szilágyi, Á., Tuboly, E., Baráth, B., Márton, A., Boros, M., Hartmann, P., Szabo, G., Hartyánszky, I., Szabolcs, Z., Merkely, B., Radovits, T.

“…The key goal of cold storage is to maintain cell viability for a prolonged time during solid organ transplantation. Methane (CH4) has been recognized as novel…”
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Exhaled methane concentration profiles during exercise on an ergometer by Szabó, A, Ruzsanyi, V, Unterkofler, K, Mohácsi, Á, Tuboly, E, Boros, M, Szabó, G, Hinterhuber, H, Amann, A

“…Exhaled methane concentration measurements are extensively used in medical investigation of certain gastrointestinal conditions. However, the dynamics of…”
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Determination of endogenous methane formation by photoacoustic spectroscopy by Tuboly, E, Szabó, A, Erős, G, Mohácsi, A, Szabó, G, Tengölics, R, Rákhely, G, Boros, M

“…Aerobic methane generation was demonstrated earlier in plants and eukaryotes under various stress conditions. Our aims were to develop a real-time and…”
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ESSR Brendel Prize Winner: Methane Release In Humans Under Oxido-Reductive Stress Conditions by Tuboly, E, Babik, B, Bartha, G, Kisvari, G, Seredi, V, Mohacsi, A, Szabo, A, Vegh, A, Szabo, G, Boros, M

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Microbiological and lipid oxidation studies on mechanically deboned turkey meat treated by high hydrostatic pressure by Tuboly, Eszter, Lebovics, Vera K, Gaál, Ödön, Mészáros, László, Farkas, József

“…Mechanically deboned turkey meat was treated by high hydrostatic pressure. Two treatments were applied, 200 MPa (20 min) for chilled, 400 MPa (20 min) for…”
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OUT-4: CHRONIC ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION LEADS TO NON-BACTERIAL METHANE FORMATION IN RATS AND HUMANS by Molnár, R, Tuboly, E, Tőkés, T, Turányi, R N, Földesi, I, Siska, A, Boros, M

“…INTRODUCTION:Recent in vitro and in vivo studies have revealed the possibility of nonmicrobial methane formation in eukaryote cells under various stress…”
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