An additional pay-off is the increased flexibility of the SDR: allowing the same hardware to implement multiple transponder types by altering hardware logic -no change of analog hardware is required -all of which can be ultimately accomplished in orbit.
Ego depletion interferes with rule- defined category learning but not non-rule- defined category learning. Considerable research on category learning has suggested that many cognitive and environmental factors can have a differential effect on the learning of rule- defined RD categories as opposed to the learning of non-rule- defined NRD categories.
Prior research has also suggested that ego depletion can temporarily reduce the capacity for executive functioning and cognitive flexibility.
The present study examined whether temporarily reducing participants' executive functioning via a resource depletion manipulation would differentially impact RD and NRD category learning.
Participants were either asked to write a story with no restrictions the control condition , or without using two common letters the ego depletion condition. Resource depleted participants performed more poorly than controls on the RD task, but did not differ from controls on the NRD task, suggesting that self regulatory resources are required for successful RD category learning.
These results lend support to multiple systems theories and clarify the role of self-regulatory resources within this theory. Defining 'nutraceuticals': neither nutritious nor pharmaceutical. There are widespread inconsistencies and contradictions in the many published definitions of 'nutraceuticals' and ' functional foods', demonstrating wholesale uncertainty about what they actually are.
Furthermore, in a lecture, the inventor of the term 'nutraceutical', confessing that nutraceuticals do not work, said that 'the quest to demonstrate whether … long-term supplementation [with nutraceuticals] can prevent serious diseases … has come to an end'. Definitions of 'nutraceuticals' and related terms, still widely used, should therefore be explored systematically.
There are no internationally agreed definitions of 'nutraceuticals' and ' functional foods', or of similar terms, such as 'health foods', or of terms related to herbal products, which are sometimes referred to as 'nutraceuticals', compounding the confusion. The term 'dietary supplement' is widely used to designate formulations that are also called 'nutraceuticals' but it would be better restricted to individual compounds used to treat or prevent deficiencies.
Other terms, such as 'food', 'foodstuffs', 'eat', 'drink', and 'nutrition', are well defined , as are 'medicinal products' and 'pharmaceutical formulations'.
Dietary regimens, such as Mediterranean or nitrate-rich diets or vegetarianism, can affect health. A definition of the BDX assembly language is presented. Various definition problems and suggested solutions are included. A class of defined recognizers based on boolean valued nowrecursive functions is employed in preprocessing.
Objectives:: To compare neglect defined by Child Protective Services official codes with neglect defined by a review of CPS narrative data, and to examine the validity of the different neglect measures using children's functioning at age 8 years.
Methods:: Data are from children participating in a consortium of longitudinal studies on child…. Performance evaluation of multi-stratum resources integration based on network function virtualization in software defined elastic data center optical interconnect.
Data center interconnect with elastic optical network is a promising scenario to meet the high burstiness and high-bandwidth requirements of data center services.
In our previous work, we implemented multi-stratum resilience between IP and elastic optical networks that allows to accommodate data center services. In view of this, this study extends to consider the resource integration by breaking the limit of network device, which can enhance the resource utilization.
We propose a novel multi-stratum resources integration MSRI architecture based on network function virtualization in software defined elastic data center optical interconnect. The MSRI can accommodate the data center services with resources integration when the single function or resource is relatively scarce to provision the services, and enhance globally integrated optimization of optical network and application resources.
The overall feasibility and efficiency of the proposed architecture are experimentally verified on the control plane of OpenFlow-based enhanced software defined networking eSDN testbed. The performance of RIM scheme under heavy traffic load scenario is also quantitatively evaluated based on MSRI architecture in terms of path blocking probability, provisioning latency and resource utilization, compared with other provisioning schemes.
The human stem cell hierarchy is defined by a functional dependence on Mcl-1 for self-renewal capacity. The molecular basis for the unique proliferative and self-renewal properties that hierarchically distinguish human stem cells from progenitors and terminally differentiated cells remains largely unknown.
We report a role for the Bcl-2 family member myeloid cell leukemia-1 Mcl-1 as an indispensable regulator of self-renewal in human stem cells and show that a functional dependence on Mcl-1 defines the human stem cell hierarchy.
In vivo pharmacologic targeting of the Bcl-2 family members in human hematopoietic stem cells HSCs and human leukemic stem cells reduced stem cell regenerative and self-renewal function. Subsequent protein expression studies showed that, among the Bcl-2 family members, only Mcl-1 was up-regulated exclusively in the human HSC fraction on in vivo regeneration of hematopoiesis.
Short hairpin RNA-knockdown of Mcl-1 in human cord blood cells did not affect survival in the HSC or hematopoietic progenitor cell fractions in vitro but specifically reduced the in vivo self-renewal function of human HSCs.
Moreover, knockdown of Mcl-1 in ontogenetically primitive human pluripotent stem cells resulted in almost complete ablation of stem cell self-renewal function. Our findings show that Mcl-1 is an essential regulator of stem cell self-renewal in humans and therefore represents an axis for therapeutic interventions. Microstructure simulation of rapidly solidified ASP30 high-speed steel particles by gas atomization. In this study, the microstructure evolution of rapidly solidified ASP30 high-speed steel particles was predicted using a simulation method based on the cellular automaton-finite element CAFE model.
The dendritic growth kinetics, in view of the characteristics of ASP30 steel, were calculated and combined with macro heat transfer calculations by user- defined functions UDFs to simulate the microstructure of gas-atomized particles. The relationship among particle diameter, undercooling, and the convection heat transfer coefficient was also investigated to provide cooling conditions for simulations.
The simulated results indicated that a columnar grain microstructure was observed in small particles, whereas an equiaxed microstructure was observed in large particles.
In addition, the morphologies and microstructures of gas-atomized ASP30 steel particles were also investigated experimentally using scanning electron microscopy SEM. The experimental results showed that four major types of microstructures were formed: dendritic, equiaxed, mixed, and multi-droplet microstructures. The simulated results and the available experimental data are in good agreement.
The exquisite self-assembly of proteins and peptides in nature into highly ordered functional materials has inspired innovative approaches to biomimetic materials design and synthesis. Here we report the assembly of peptoids—a class of highly stable sequence- defined synthetic polymers—into biomimetic materials on mica surfaces. In situ atomic force microscopy AFM shows that peptoids first assemble into discrete nanoparticles, these particles then transform into hexagonally-patterned nanoribbons on mica surfaces.
We further demonstrate the display of functional groups at the N-terminus of assembling peptoid sequence to produce biomimetic materials with similar hierarchical structures. This research demonstrates that surface-directed peptoid assembly can be used as a robust platform to develop biomimetic coating materials for applications.
Reinhart, Richard C. This study defines a hardware architecture approach for software defined radios to enable commonality among NASA space missions. The architecture accommodates a range of reconfigurable processing technologies including general purpose processors, digital signal processors, field programmable gate arrays FPGAs , and application-specific integrated circuits ASICs in addition to flexible and tunable radio frequency RF front-ends to satisfy varying mission requirements.
The hardware architecture consists of modules, radio functions , and and interfaces. The modules are a logical division of common radio functions that comprise a typical communication radio. This paper describes the architecture details, module definitions, and the typical functions on each module as well as the module interfaces.
Trade-offs between component-based, custom architecture and a functional -based, open architecture are described. The architecture does not specify the internal physical implementation within each module, nor does the architecture mandate the standards or ratings of the hardware used to construct the radios.
Cianfanelli, Francesca R. The Type VI secretion system T6SS is widespread among bacterial pathogens and acts as an effective weapon against competitor bacteria and eukaryotic hosts by delivering toxic effector proteins directly into target cells. The T6SS utilises a bacteriophage-like contractile machinery to expel a puncturing device based on a tube of Hcp topped with a VgrG spike, which can be extended by a final tip from a PAAR domain-containing protein. Here we used the T6SS of the opportunistic pathogen Serratia marcescens, together with integratecd genetic, proteomic and biochemical approaches, to elucidate the role of specific VgrG and PAAR homologues in T6SS function and effector specificity, revealing new aspects and unexpected subtleties in effector delivery by the T6SS.
We identified effectors, both cargo and specialised, absolutely dependent on a particular VgrG for delivery to target cells, and discovered that other cargo effectors can show a preference for a particular VgrG. Showing that accessory EagR proteins are involved in these interactions, native VgrG-Rhs-EagR complexes were isolated and specific interactions between EagR and cognate Rhs proteins identified.
This study defines an essential yet flexible role for PAAR proteins in the T6SS and highlights the existence of distinct versions of the. Simulating recurrent event data with hazard functions defined on a total time scale. In medical studies with recurrent event data a total time scale perspective is often needed to adequately reflect disease mechanisms.
This means that the hazard process is defined on the time since some starting point, e. While techniques such as the Andersen-Gill model have been developed for analyzing data from a total time perspective, techniques for the simulation of such data, e. We have derived a simulation algorithm covering the Andersen-Gill model that can be used for sample size planning in clinical trials as well as the investigation of modeling techniques. Furthermore we take into account that individuals may be temporarily insusceptible to a recurrent incidence of the event.
The methods are based on conditional distributions of the inter-event times conditional on the total time of the preceeding event or study start.
Closed form solutions are provided for common distributions. The derived methods have been implemented in a readily accessible R script. The proposed techniques are illustrated by planning the sample size for a clinical trial with complex recurrent event data. The required sample size is shown to be affected not only by censoring and intra-patient correlation, but also by the presence of risk-free intervals.
This demonstrates the need for a simulation algorithm that particularly allows for complex study designs where no analytical sample size formulas might exist. The derived simulation algorithm is seen to be useful for the simulation of recurrent event data that follow an Andersen-Gill model. Next to the use of a total time scale, it allows for intra-patient correlation and risk-free intervals as are often observed in clinical trial data.
Misra, Santosh K. A plethora of nanoarchitectures have been evaluated preclincially for applications in early detection and treatment of diseases at molecular and cellular levels resulted in limited success of their clinical translation. It is important to identify the factors that directly or indirectly affect their use in human. We bring a fundamental understanding of how to adjust the biocompatibility of carbon based spherical nanoparticles CNPs through defined chemistry and a vigilant choice of surface functionalities.
A combination of in vitro assays as tools were performed to determine the critical parameters that may trigger toxicity. Results indicated that hydrodynamic sizes are potentially not a risk factor for triggering cellular and systemic toxicity, whereas the presence of a highly positive surface charge and increasing molecular weight enhance the chance of inducing complement activation.
Bare and carboxyl-terminated CNPs did present some toxicity at the cellular level which, however, is not comparable to those caused by positively charged CNPs.
Similarly, negatively charged CNPs with hydroxyl and carboxylic functionalities did not cause any hemolysis. Defining Cyberbullying. Is cyberbullying essentially the same as bullying, or is it a qualitatively different activity? The lack of a consensual, nuanced definition has limited the field's ability to examine these issues.
Evidence suggests that being a perpetrator of one is related to being a perpetrator of the other; furthermore, strong relationships can also be noted between being a victim of either type of attack. It also seems that both types of social cruelty have a psychological impact, although the effects of being cyberbullied may be worse than those of being bullied in a traditional sense evidence here is by no means definitive. A complicating factor is that the 3 characteristics that define bullying intent, repetition, and power imbalance do not always translate well into digital behaviors.
Qualities specific to digital environments often render cyberbullying and bullying different in circumstances, motivations, and outcomes. To make significant progress in addressing cyberbullying, certain key research questions need to be addressed.
These are as follows: How can we define , distinguish between, and understand the nature of cyberbullying and other forms of digital conflict and cruelty, including online harassment and sexual harassment?
Once we have a functional taxonomy of the different types of digital cruelty, what are the short- and long-term effects of exposure to or participation in these social behaviors? What are the idiosyncratic characteristics of digital communication that users can be taught? Finally, how can we apply this information to develop and evaluate effective prevention programs? The importance of chemistry in creating well- defined nanoscopic embedded therapeutics: devices capable of the dual functions of imaging and therapy.
Nanomedicine is a rapidly evolving field, for which polymer building blocks are proving useful for the construction of sophisticated devices that provide enhanced diagnostic imaging and treatment of disease, known as theranostics. These well- defined nanoscopic objects have high loading capacities, can protect embedded therapeutic cargo, and offer control over the conditions and rates of release. The nanoscopic dimensions allow for extensive biological circulation.
The incorporation of such multiple functions is complicated, requiring exquisite chemical control during production and rigorous characterization studies to confirm the compositions, structures, properties, and performance. We are particularly interested in the study of nanoscopic objects designed for treatment of lung infections and acute lung injury, urinary tract infections, and cancer. This Account highlights our work over several years to tune the assembly of unique nanostructures.
We provide examples of how the composition, structure, dimensions, and morphology of theranostic devices can tune their performance as drug delivery agents for the treatment of infectious diseases and cancer. The evolution of nanostructured materials from relatively simple overall shapes and internal morphologies to those of increasing complexity is driving the development of synthetic methodologies for the preparation of increasingly complex nanomedicine devices.
Our nanomedicine devices are derived from macromolecules that have well- defined compositions, structures, and topologies, which provide a framework for their programmed assembly into nanostructures with controlled sizes, shapes, and morphologies.
The inclusion of functional units within selective. Information processing architecture of functionally defined clusters in the macaque cortex. Computational and empirical neuroimaging studies have suggested that the anatomical connections between brain regions primarily constrain their functional interactions.
Given that the large-scale organization of functional networks is determined by the temporal relationships between brain regions, the structural limitations may extend to the global characteristics of functional networks.
Here, we explored the extent to which the functional network community structure is determined by the underlying anatomical architecture. We directly compared macaque Macaca fascicularis functional connectivity FC assessed using spontaneous blood oxygen level-dependent functional magnetic resonance imaging BOLD-fMRI to directed anatomical connectivity derived from macaque axonal tract tracing studies.
Consistent with previous reports, FC increased with increasing strength of anatomical connection, and FC was also present between regions that had no direct anatomical connection. We observed moderate similarity between the FC of each region and its anatomical connectivity. Notably, anatomical connectivity patterns, as described by structural motifs, were different within and across functional modules: partitioning of the functional network was supported by dense bidirectional anatomical connections within clusters and unidirectional connections between clusters.
Importantly, we show how this architecture contributes to the global organizational principles of both functional specialization and integration. A study on post impingement effects of urea-water solution spray on the heated wall of automotive SCR systems.
The Eulerian-Lagrangian approach was used for the modelling of multi phase flow. Spray development after impinging on the heated wall was visualized and measured. Droplet size distribution and droplet evaporation rates were also measured, which are vital parameters for the system performance but still not well researched. Specially developed user defined functions UDF are implemented to simulate the desired conditions and parameters.
The investigation reveals that wall temperature has a great impact on spray development after impingement, droplet size distribution and evaporation. Increasing the wall temperature leads to longer spray front projection length, smaller droplet size and faster droplet evaporation which are preconditions for urea crystallization reduction. The numerical model and parameters are validated comparing with experimental data. Glaucoma is a complex group of diseases wherein a selective degeneration of retinal ganglion cells RGCs lead to irreversible loss of vision.
A comprehensive approach to glaucomatous RGC degeneration may include stem cells to functionally replace dead neurons through transplantation and understand RGCs vulnerability using a disease in a dish stem cell model. Both approaches require the directed generation of stable, functional , and target-specific RGCs from renewable sources of cells, that is, the embryonic stem cells and induced pluripotent stem cells.
Here, we demonstrate a rapid and safe, stage-specific, chemically defined protocol that selectively generates RGCs across species, including human, by recapitulating the developmental mechanism.
The de novo generated RGCs from pluripotent cells are similar to native RGCs at the molecular, biochemical, functional levels. They also express axon guidance molecules, and discriminate between specific and nonspecific targets, and are nontumorigenic. Stem Cells ; Defining recovery in chronic fatigue syndrome: a critical review.
In chronic fatigue syndrome CFS , the lack of consensus on how recovery should be defined or interpreted has generated controversy and confusion. The purpose of this paper was to systematically review, compare, and evaluate the definitions of recovery reported in the CFS literature and to make recommendations about the scope of recovery assessments.
Almost all of the studies measuring recovery in CFS did so differently. The brief global assessment was the most common outcome measure used to define recovery. Given that the term "recovery" was often based on limited assessments and less than full restoration of health, other more precise and accurate labels e.
Risk scores for estimating pre-test probability of CAD are derived from referral-based populations with a high prevalence of disease. The generalizability of these scores to lower prevalence populations in the initial patient encounter for chest pain is uncertain. We tested calibration with goodness-of-fit, discrimination with area under the receiver-operating curve AUC , and reclassification with net reclassification improvement NRI to identify low-risk patients.
Published by Elsevier Inc. MeV gamma-ray observation with a well- defined point spread function based on electron tracking. Takada, A. The field of MeV gamma-ray astronomy has not opened up until recently owing to imaging difficulties. Compton telescopes and coded-aperture imaging cameras are used as conventional MeV gamma-ray telescopes; however their observations are obstructed by huge background, leading to uncertainty of the point spread function PSF.
Conventional MeV gamma-ray telescopes imaging utilize optimizing algorithms such as the ML-EM method, making it difficult to define the correct PSF, which is the uncertainty of a gamma-ray image on the celestial sphere.
In this paper, we will report on the current performance of the ETCC and on our observation plan. Defining Optimal Brain Health in Adults.
Gorelick, Philip B. Cognitive function is an important component of aging and predicts quality of life, functional independence, and risk of institutionalization.
Advances in our understanding of the role of cardiovascular risks have shown them to be closely associated with cognitive impairment and dementia. Because many cardiovascular risks are modifiable, it may be possible to maintain brain health and to prevent dementia in later life. We identify metrics to define optimal brain health in adults based on inclusion of factors that could be measured, monitored, and modified.
Therefore, there is opportunity to improve brain health through primordial prevention and other interventions. Furthermore, although cardiovascular risks align well with brain health, we acknowledge that other factors differing from those related to. The low success rate is likely due to poor identification of the epileptogenic zone EZ , the brain area causing seizures.
This work introduces a new method using functional magnetic resonance imaging fMRI with simultaneous direct electrical stimulation of the brain that could help localize the EZ, performed in five patients with medically intractable epilepsy undergoing invasive evaluation with intracranial depth electrodes.
Stimulation occurred in a location near the hypothesized EZ and a location away. Electrical recordings in response to stimulation were recorded and compared to fMRI. Multiple stimulation parameters were varied, like current and frequency. The brain areas showing fMRI response were compared with the areas resected and the success of surgery. Robust fMRI maps of activation networks were easily produced, which also showed a significant but weak positive correlation between quantitative measures of blood-oxygen-level-dependent BOLD activity and measures of electrical activity in response to direct electrical stimulation mean correlation coefficient of 0.
For four patients with outcome data at 6 months, successful surgical outcome is consistent with the resection of brain areas containing high local fMRI activity. In conclusion, this method demonstrates the feasibility of simultaneous direct electrical stimulation and fMRI in humans, which allows the study of brain connectivity with high resolution and full spatial coverage. This innovative technique could be used to better define the localization and extension of the EZ in intractable epilepsies, as well as for other functional neurosurgical procedures.
Average focal length and power of a section of any defined surface. To provide a method to allow calculation of the average focal length and power of a lens through a specified meridian of any defined surface, not limited to the paraxial approximations. University of Liverpool, Liverpool, United Kingdom. Functions were derived to model back-vertex focal length and representative power through a meridian containing any defined surface. Average back-vertex focal length was based on the definition of the average of a function , using the angle of incidence as an independent variable.
Univariate functions allowed determination of average focal length and power through a section of any defined or topographically measured surface of a known refractive index. These functions incorporated aberrations confined to the section. The proposed method closely approximates the average focal length, and by inference power, of a section meridian of a surface to a single or scalar value. It is not dependent on the paraxial and other nonconstant approximations and includes aberrations confined to that meridian.
A generalization of this method to include all orthogonal and oblique meridians is needed before a comparison with measured wavefront values can be made. Deficient motion- defined and texture- defined figure-ground segregation in amblyopic children.
Motion- defined form deficits in the fellow eye and the amblyopic eye of children with amblyopia implicate possible direction-selective motion processing or static figure-ground segregation deficits.
Deficient motion- defined form perception in the fellow eye of amblyopic children may not be fully accounted for by a general motion processing deficit. This study investigates the contribution of figure-ground segregation deficits to the motion- defined form perception deficits in amblyopia.
Performances of 6 amblyopic children 5 anisometropic, 1 anisostrabismic and 32 control children with normal vision were assessed on motion- defined form, texture- defined form, and global motion tasks. Performance on motion- defined and texture- defined form tasks was significantly worse in amblyopic children than in control children. Performance on global motion tasks was not significantly different between the 2 groups.
Faulty figure-ground segregation mechanisms are likely responsible for the observed motion- defined form perception deficits in amblyopia. Spatially invariant coding of numerical information in functionally defined subregions of human parietal cortex. Macaque electrophysiology has revealed neurons responsive to number in lateral LIP and ventral VIP intraparietal areas.
Recently, fMRI pattern recognition revealed information discriminative of individual numbers in human parietal cortex but without precisely localizing the relevant sites or testing for subregions with different response profiles.
We applied multivariate pattern recognition to investigate whether both regions represent numerical information and whether number codes are position specific or invariant. In a delayed number comparison paradigm with laterally presented numerosities, parietal cortex discriminated between numerosities better than early visual cortex, and discrimination generalized across hemifields in parietal, but not early visual cortex.
Activation patterns in the 2 parietal regions of interest did not differ in the coding of position-specific or position-independent number information, but in the expression of a numerical distance effect which was more pronounced in feLIP. Thus, the representation of number in parietal cortex is at least partially position invariant. Published by Oxford University Press. For Permissions, please e-mail: journals.
Attached are the. It should be highlighted that in this simulation the actual geometry of the rotor blade is not modeled. The effect of turbine rotating blades are modeled using the Blade Element Theory. This simulation provides an accurate estimate for the performance of device and structure of it's turbulent far wake. Due to the simplifications implemented for modeling the rotating blades in this model, VBM is limited to capture details of the flow field in near wake region of the device.
The term "dermatitis" can be defined narrowly or broadly, clinically or histologically. A common and costly condition, dermatitis is underresourced compared to other chronic skin conditions. The lack of a collectively understood definition of dermatitis and its subcategories could be the primary barrier.
To investigate how dermatologists define the term "dermatitis" and determine if a consensus on the definition of this term and other related terms exists.
A seven-question survey of dermatologists nationwide was conducted. Nearly half There is a lack of consensus among experts in defining dermatitis, eczema, and their related subcategories. Bloomberg, J. Astronauts experience alterations in multiple physiological systems due to exposure to the microgravity conditions of space flight.
These physiological changes include sensorimotor disturbances, cardiovascular deconditioning and loss of muscle mass and strength. These changes might affect the ability of crewmembers to perform critical mission tasks immediately after landing on lunar and Martian surfaces.
To date, changes in functional performance have not been systematically studied or correlated with physiological changes. The overall objective of the FTT is to identify the key underlying physiological factors that contribute to performance of functional tests that are representative of critical mission tasks. This study will identify which physiological systems contribute the most to impaired performance on each functional test.
This will allow us to identify the physiological systems that play the largest role in decrement in functional performance.
Using this information we can then design and implement countermeasures that specifically target the physiological systems most responsible for the altered functional performance associated with space flight.
The functional test battery was designed to address high priority tasks identified by the Constellation program as critical for mission success.
Corresponding physiological measures include assessments of postural and gait control, dynamic visual acuity, fine motor. Data-intensive sciences have to deploy diverse large scale database technologies for data analytics as scientists have now been dealing with much larger volume than ever before. While array databases have bridged many gaps between the needs of data-intensive research fields and DBMS technologies Zhang , invocation of other big data tools accompanying these databases is still manual and separate the database management's interface.
We identify this as an architectural challenge that will increasingly complicate the user's work flow owing to the growing number of useful but isolated and niche database tools. Such use of data analysis tools in effect leaves the burden on the user's end to synchronize the results from other data manipulation analysis tools with the database management system.
To this end, we propose a unified access interface for using big data tools within large scale scientific array database using the database queries themselves to embed foreign routines belonging to the big data tools.
Such an invocation of foreign data manipulation routines inside a query into a database can be made possible through a user- defined function UDF. UDFs that allow such levels of freedom as to call modules from another language and interface back and forth between the query body and the side-loaded functions would be needed for this purpose. The native array data model used by an array-based data manager provides compact data storage and high performance operations on ordered data such as spatial data, temporal data, and matrix-based data for linear algebra operations scidbusr1.
Performances issues arising due to coupling of tools with different paradigms, niche functionalities , separate processes and output. Apoptosis-mediated endothelial toxicity but not direct calcification or functional changes in anti-calcification proteins defines pathogenic effects of calcium phosphate bions. Kutikhin, Anton G. Calcium phosphate bions CPB are biomimetic mineralo-organic nanoparticles which represent a physiological mechanism regulating the function , transport and disposal of calcium and phosphorus in the human body.
We hypothesised that CPB may be pathogenic entities and even a cause of cardiovascular calcification. Ingredients: water, sugar, peanut butter peanuts, sugar, salt, peanut oil choco flakes sugar, coconut oil, cocoa powder processed with alkali, cocoa powder, salt, soy lecithin, natural flavor , cocoa powder processed with alkali, chocolate liquor, corn syrup, dextrose, coconut oil, stabilizer potato starch, sunflower lecithin, guar gum, locust bean gum, sugar , sea salt.
Ingredients: water, sugar, cocoa powder processed with alkali, chocolate liquor, corn syrup, dextrose, coconut oil, stabilizer potato starch, sunflower lecithin, guar gum, locust bean gum, sugar , sea salt. Ingredients, processes, and labeling are subject to change at any time for any company or product.
Contact the company to discuss their manufacturing processes if potential allergen cross-contamination is an issue for you. You should never rely on ingredient and allergen statements alone if dealing with a severe food allergy. Great stuff. I was told at the Batavia UDF that they were not making it anymore!!!!!!!!! Tell me it is so. Alisa is the founder of GoDairyFree. Alisa is also a professional recipe creator and product ambassador for the natural food industry.
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