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[3] We described breast milk lipids based on concentrations published by Bitman et al. (1983) and Arcus-Arth et al. (2005): Fraction of lipids in breast milk (kg/L) = 0.0034 × ln Age [years]) + 0.0414.

Although Israel's economy is strong, the data on wealth concentration, published by the Bank of Israel, are unsettling.

This study reported high population mean serum GGT in both men (61.0 ± 74.2 U/L) and women (35.0 ± 40.4 U/L) that exceeded the highest population mean concentrations published previously by a study in north-west Russia (Men: 43.8 ±60.5 U/L; Women: 28.3 ± 38.9 U/L) [ 29].

We used these seafood consumption data, along with seafood species-specific mercury concentration data published by the US FDA [ 38], to calculate estimated MeHg intake by study participant.

In total, over a third of the animals (43 out of 118; 36%) collected between 2000 and 2009 were brevetoxin-positive, at concentrations similar to those published by Fire et al. [37].

For dose reconstruction from volume-weighted concentrations (DDVWCp), the approach published by Fenske et al. [ 37] was followed (equation 3).

For dose reconstruction from creatinine-adjusted concentrations (DDCACp), the approaches published by Fenske et al. [ 37] and by Mage et al. [ 39] were followed (equation 4).

Helga's Diary: A Young Girl's Account of Life in a Concentration Camp, by Helga Weiss, is published by Viking, £16.99.

Two mL of octane was mixed with an equal volume of the PBS containing the biosurfactant produced by L. pentosus, or with sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) at its critical micelle concentration (CMC), following the protocol published by Portilla et al. [ 2].

These concentrations were similar to data previously published by our group, with no differences between the groups, except for higher glucose and lower urea values in cafeteria diet-fed rats.

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