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Effect of lactoferrin on taste and smell abnormalities induced by chemotherapy: a proteome analysis

1 Jan 2018

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Cancer patients receiving chemotherapy often experience taste and smell abnormalities (TSA). To date, the underlying molecular mechanisms of this frequent side-effect have not been determined and effective treatments are not available. This study assessed the feasibility of lactoferrin (LF) supplementation as a treatment for TSA and investigate the related mechanisms through salivary proteome analysis. Nineteen...

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PMID: 30182113
DOI: 10.1039/c8fo00813b

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