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A highly concentrated saline solution (NaCl 360 g/L), filtered through a 10-m mesh, was mixed with the sediment residue at a ratio of 3:1

Active hexose correlated compound (AHCC): Animal models of leukopenia have shown an increase in white blood cell counts and prolonged survival with AHCC supplementation

Drugs molecules that contain a primary amino (NH 2 ) group undergo oxidative deamination (Figure 5) in which the amino group is directly removed and oxygen is incorporated in drug molecules