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Casein hydrolysate and derived peptides stimulate mucin secretion and gene expression in human intestinal cells

2013-09-01

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The present study was undertaken to explore if a casein hydrolysate and four component peptides with probable ability to interact with opioid receptors can exert a stimulatory effect on mucin production in human intestinal cells (HT29-MTX). αS1-Casein fragments 143–149 (AYFYPEL) and 144–149 (YFYPEL), and the casein hydrolysate, significantly increased expression of MUC5AC, the major secreted mucin gene in this cel...

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10.1016/j.idairyj.2013.03.010
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