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Effects of pasteurization and refrigerated storage on human milk neurobiomarkers concentrations

“…Li Volti et al [20] investigated the pattern of HO-1/HSP32 protein in human and milk-formula milks by HO-1/HSP32 assessment in milks together with a computational approach. The results showed the presence of HO-1/HSP32 in human milk, in particular, molecular modeling approach might explain a putative binding between HO-1/HSP32 and his specific receptors (CD91) in the extracellular space playing a major role in the immune system regulation [20,[54][55][56].…”

“…Glycosaminoglycans and oligosaccharides have recently been investigated in preterm milk, and no variation after the pasteurization process was observed [55,56]. These human milk glycans have been demonstrated to influence the health of newborns, since they possess specific biological properties, such as an anti-infective role, anti-oxidant functions and prebiotic effects [67].…”