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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Peter F. Surai , Anton SuraiPublisher: Brill Wageningen Academic Imprint: Brill Wageningen Academic Weight: 1.044kg ISBN: 9789086863914ISBN 10: 9086863914 Pages: 556 Publication Date: 28 June 2023 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Available To Order ![]() We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsPreface7 About the authors9 Table of contents11 Abbreviations17 Chapter 1 A search for ideal diets, the case of polyphenols27 Abstract27 Keywords28 1.1 Introduction28 1.2 What are ideal diets?28 1.3 What are polyphenols?34 1.4 Antioxidant activities of polyphenols35 1.5 Pro-oxidant properties of polyphenols39 1.6 Polyphenol effects in poultry and farm animals41 1.7 Polyphenols vs vitamin E46 1.8 Detrimental effects of polyphenols51 1.9 Conclusions53 References55 Chapter 2 From milk thistle to silymarin: chemical and pharmacological properties67 Abstract67 Keywords68 2.1 Introduction68 2.2 History of milk thistle/SM investigation68 2.3 Chemical composition and structure73 2.4 Pharmacokinetics75 2.5 Silymarin toxicity78 2.6 Silymarin applications79 2.7 Conclusions79 References80 Chapter 3 Antioxidant defence systems in health and diseases85 Abstract85 Keywords86 3.1 Introduction86 3.2 Free radicals and reactive oxygen and nitrogen species86 3.3 Three levels of antioxidant defence89 3.4 Antioxidant defence network92 3.5 Oxidative stress and redox biology95 3.6 Stress-response pathways95 3.7 Conclusions99 References101 Chapter 4 Antioxidant properties of silymarin105 Abstract105 Keywords105 4.1 Introduction106 4.2 Direct free radical scavenging106 4.3 Inhibition of free-radical producing enzymes by silybin107 4.4 Protective effects of silybin on mitochondria, a main source of free radical production in the cell108 4.5 Is effective silybin concentration in vitro achievable in vivo?117 4.6 Oxidability and pro-oxidant properties of silymarin118 4.7 Conclusions119 References120 Chapter 5 Silymarin and Nrf2127 Abstract127 Keywords127 5.1 Introduction128 5.2 Transcription factor Nrf2128 5.3 Pharmacological/nutritional Nrf2 activation135 5.4 Nrf2 and inflammation140 5.5 Nrf2 activation as a clinical strategy141 5.6 Silymarin and Nrf2 regulation141 5.7 Conclusions143 References144 Chapter 6 Silymarin and NF-κB151 Abstract151 Keywords152 6.1 Introduction152 6.2 Transcription factor NF-κB152 6.3 NF-κB and oxidative stress158 6.4 Nutritional modulation of NF-κB159 6.5 Silymarin and NF-κB regulation161 6.6 Nrf2 and NF-ĸB interplay in oxidative stress163 6.7 Conclusions167 References168 Chapter 7 Silymarin and vitagenes179 Abstract179 Keywords179 7.1 Introduction180 7.2 Vitagene family180 7.3 Effect of silymarin on vitagene expression182 7.4 Conclusions189 References190 Chapter 8 Antitoxic properties of silymarin199 Abstract199 Keywords200 8.1 Introduction200 8.2 Various compounds with toxic effects200 8.3 Oxidative stress-related conditions218 8.4 Conclusions225 References227 Chapter 9 Silymarin and immunity251 Abstract251 Keywords251 9.1 Introduction252 9.2 Natural immunity252 9.3 Adaptive immunity252 9.4 Silymarin and phagocyte functions262 9.5 Silymarin and dendrites264 9.6 Silymarin and mast cells265 9.7 Silymarin and lymphocyte functions267 9.8 Molecular mechanisms of silymarin immunomodulation270 9.9 RONS, redox homeostasis and immunocommunication272 9.10 Vitagene-immunity interactions and silymarin275 9.11 Conclusions278 References279 Chapter 10 Silymarin and inflammation: from understanding molecular mechanisms to practical applications287 Abstract287 Keywords288 10.1 Introduction288 10.2 Molecular mechanisms of inflammation288 10.3 Silymarin and inflammation: In vitro studies291 10.4 Silymarin and inflammation: In vivo studies296 10.5 Conclusions305 References307 Chapter 11 Silymarin and gut health319 Abstract319 Keywords319 11.1 Introduction320 11.2 Vitagenes in gut defence321 11.3 Gut redox balance and microbiota338 11.4 Protective effects of silymarin in the gut341 11.5 Conclusions345 References346 Chapter 12 Hepatoprotective properties of silymarin363 Abstract363 Keywords363 12.1 Introduction364 12.2 Silymarin and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease364 12.3 Antiviral hepatoprotective activity of silymarin375 12.4 Conclusions377 References378 Chapter 13 Neuroprotective properties of silymarin387 Abstract387 Keywords387 13.1 Introduction388 13.2 Silymarin and Alzheimer’s disease388 13.3 Silymarin and Parkinson’s disease396 13.4 Conclusions341 References402 Chapter 14 Anti-diabetic properties of silymarin409 Abstract409 Keywords409 14.1 Introduction409 14.2 Silymarin and diabetes410 14.3 Silymarin and diabetic complications417 14.4 Conclusions419 References420 Chapter 15 Protective actions of silymarin in arthritis and cardiovascular diseases427 Abstract427 Keywords428 15.1 Introduction428 15.2 Silymarin and arthritis428 15.3 Silymarin and cardiovascular diseases430 15.4 Anticancer activities of silymarin434 15.5 Conclusions435 References436 Chapter 16 Other beneficial effects of silymarin441 Abstract441 Keywords441 16.1 Introduction442 16.2 SM and amatoxin-containing mushrooms poisoning442 16.3 Silymarin in exercising and stress443 16.4 Silymarin and burn recovery445 16.5 Anti-aging effects of silymarin445 16.6 Silymarin and multidrug resistance446 16.7 Combined protective effects of silymarin and other antioxidants448 16.8 Silymarin-drug interactions449 16.9 Conclusions453 References453 Chapter 17 Silymarin in poultry and farm animal nutrition and health463 Abstract463 Keywords463 17.1 Introduction464 17.2 Silymarin in poultry464 17.3 Silymarin in farm animals469 17.4 Conclusions474 References475 Chapter 18 From hepatoprotection to general health of poultry479 Abstract479 Keywords480 18.1 Introduction480 18.2 Usage of drinking systems for vitagene-activating nutrient mixture delivery480 18.3 VitaTonic concept development483 18.4 ShellBone concept development491 18.5 The development of multi-nutrient mixture for vitagene activation and increasing stress resistance of poultry499 18.6 Effect of the vitagene-regulating anti-stress composition on rearing birds, layer and broiler breeders505 18.7 Effects of the vitagene-regulating anti-stress composition on broilers510 18.8 Vitagene activation as an important strategy in stress prevention/ alleviation516 18.9 Conclusions516 References517 Chapter 19 Looking ahead: silymarin and health535 Abstract535 Keywords535 19.1 Introduction536 19.2 Silymarin and oestrogen receptor regulation536 19.3 Silymarin and transcription factors PPARs539 19.4 Increasing silymarin availability is a way forward545 19.5 Conclusions546 References548ReviewsAuthor InformationTab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |