,
mful, Nutrition Metabolism and Cardiovascular
tion for Industrial Development, 24 Oct. 1980.
'
Diseases, Vol 11, Iss 3, 2001, EM Berry. Hebrew
136. Venkataraman, LV :. Spirulina by 2001AD,
'
Univ Jerusalem, Hadassah Med Sch, Fac Med,
Cyanobacterial biotechnology: proceedings of
Dept Human Nutr & Metab, Israel.
the International Symposium September 18—21
'
121. Singh et al: Randomised controlled trial of
1996, Oxford & IBH Publishing CO.PVTLTD.
cardioprotective diet in patients With recent
P267—273, 1998.
,
acute myocardial infarction: results of one year
137. Jassby: Nutritional and Therapeutic Proper—
follow up. B.M.J.,304, 1992. Christakis et al. :
,
ties of Spirulina. Proteus Corp. 1983. Crisa, D. :
Crete : A Study in the MetabolicEpidenology
Gamma—linolenic acid, a vital nutrient, Health
'
of Coronary Heart Disease. Am. J
.
Cardiol., 15 :
Naturally, November/December 1992.
320—332, 1965.
158. Journal oprpliedPhycolagn vol. 5, 1993.
122. Kromann N: Epidemiological studies in the
159. Richmond, A: Mass culture ofcyanobacteria.
Upernavik district, Greenland. Incidence ofsome
In :_Mann, N & N‘Carr, Eds. : Photosyntheticpmchronic diseases, 1950-1974, Acta Med Scand.
karyotes. 2nd ed., Plenum Press, New York and
208(5):401—406, 1980.
London, 1992.
125. Bang HO & .Ï Dyerberg : Lipid metabolism and
140. Haniman, GR, PD Smith, MK Home, CH Fox,
ischemic heart diseasein Greenland Eskimos.Adv
S Koenig, EE Lack, HC Lane, AS Fauci : Vrta—
Nutr Res, 3, 1— 22.111, 1980.
min B 12 malabsorption in patients with acquired
.
124. Hirai A: Eicosapentaenoic acid and platelet
immunodeciency syndrome, Arch—Intem—Med.
mctioninlapanese. Lancet; 211132-1133, 1980.
149(9): 2039—41, 1989.
3 l 5 _
125. Kagawa Y: Eicosapolyenoic acids of serum,
141. du département de Gastrologie et de Nutrition
'
lipids of Japanese islanders With low incidence
de la Harvard Medical School & Massachusetts
_
.
of cardio vascular diseases. ] Nutr Sci Vrtaminol
General Hospital.
,
1982, 28 : 441 —453. Et selon la W?)er Review of
142. KushakR et al. Favorable effects ofque—green
Nutrition and Diet, vol. 77, 1995.
,
.
algae Aphanizomenonos—aquae on rat plasma
126. de Lorgeril, M.,P Salen, JLMartin,1Monjaud,
lipids. Journal of the American Nutraceutical
Z
PBoucher &NMamelle : Mediterranean Dietary
Association. 2(3):59—65. January 2000.
O
Pattern in a Ranomized Trial: ProlOnged Survival
145. Cohen Z, H Norman, Y Heimer. Microalgae
H
and Possible Reduced Cancer Rate. Arch. Intern.
'
as, a source ofomega threefatty acids. Plants in
Med., 158: 1181-1187, 1998.
Nutrition, 7711—31, 1995.
,
127. Shacter E: chronic inammation and cancer,
144. du Laboratory for Micro-algal Biotechnology
9-.
Oncology, 16(2) : 217—226, 2002
en Israel:
'
_
É
128. Sala G: Peripheral cytoldne release inAlerei—
145. du Weed Science Laboratory at the United
5'
mer patients :-correlation with disease severity,
States Department ofAgriculture.
LQ
—
NeurobiolAging, 24(7):909-914, 2003.
146. Sukenik A, H Takahashi, S Mokady. Dietary
;
129..Miller GE : Cynical hostility, depressive
lipids from marine unicellular algae enhance the
“5
Symptoms, and the expression of inammatory
amount of liver and blood omega—3 fatty acids
:—
1isk markers for coronary heart disease, J Behav
in rats. Annals of Nutrition and Metabolism,
5“
Med. 26(6):501—515, 2003.
.
38(2):85—96, 1994.
:
130. Yaffe K: Inammatory markers and cognition
147. professeur de chimie, Saddleback college, en
(|)
in well—mctioning African—American and white
_
Californie et auteur deAlgae to the Rescue. Logan
"‘
elders, Neurology, 8; 61(1):76—80, 2003.
_
House, USA, 1996.
-
15 1. Fernandez—Real JM : Insulin resistance, inam—
148. Hudson—BE & IG Karis : The Lipids oftheAlga
mation, and serum fatty acid composition, Dia—
..
Spit‘uli77a, J
.
Sci. Fd. Agric. 25, 759-763, 1974.
betes Care 26(5):1362—1368,2003.
'
149. Hudson & Karis : The Lipids oftheAlga Spiru152. Fernandez—Real JM: Insulin-resistance and
-
na, ]
.
Sc. Fd. Agr. 25 — 1974.
'
inammation in an evolutionary perspective : the
1 SO. Shekharam, K, LVentakaramær & P Salimath :
contribution of cytokine gen0type/phenotype to
Carbohydrate composition and characterization
thriftiness, Diabetologta, 42 :1367—1374, 1999.
of two unusual sugars om the blue—green algae
135. Hudson—BE & IG Kanis : The Lipids of the
Spirulina platensis, Phytochem. 26 2267—2269,
Alga Spirulina, J
.
Sci. Fd. Agde. 25, 759—763,
1987, Proteus, Inc. In Clinical Experimentation
1974.
-
with Spirulina, National Institute of Nutrition,
134. 'Ôtle_, Semih & Ruh_en Pire: FayAcid Com—
Mexico City, 1975. (Transl. by Proteus, Inc. 1975.
position of Chlorella and .S}uizulina Mcmalgae Spe—
1 5 1. Lu, Jun, Yoshizaki, Sakai & Takeuchi, To shio :
cies,AOAC Intemational, 84 n°6, November 2001.
Acceptability ofraw Spirulina platensis by larval
1 3 5. Chamorro-Cevallos—G. : Toxicologie Research
tilapia Oreochromis niloticus, Fisheries Science,
on theAlg'a Spirulina, UnitedNa0ns 01ganisaVolume 68 Issue 1, February 2002.
°
mful, Nutrition Metabolism and Cardiovascular
tion for Industrial Development, 24 Oct. 1980.
'
Diseases, Vol 11, Iss 3, 2001, EM Berry. Hebrew
136. Venkataraman, LV :. Spirulina by 2001AD,
'
Univ Jerusalem, Hadassah Med Sch, Fac Med,
Cyanobacterial biotechnology: proceedings of
Dept Human Nutr & Metab, Israel.
the International Symposium September 18—21
'
121. Singh et al: Randomised controlled trial of
1996, Oxford & IBH Publishing CO.PVTLTD.
cardioprotective diet in patients With recent
P267—273, 1998.
,
acute myocardial infarction: results of one year
137. Jassby: Nutritional and Therapeutic Proper—
follow up. B.M.J.,304, 1992. Christakis et al. :
,
ties of Spirulina. Proteus Corp. 1983. Crisa, D. :
Crete : A Study in the MetabolicEpidenology
Gamma—linolenic acid, a vital nutrient, Health
'
of Coronary Heart Disease. Am. J
.
Cardiol., 15 :
Naturally, November/December 1992.
320—332, 1965.
158. Journal oprpliedPhycolagn vol. 5, 1993.
122. Kromann N: Epidemiological studies in the
159. Richmond, A: Mass culture ofcyanobacteria.
Upernavik district, Greenland. Incidence ofsome
In :_Mann, N & N‘Carr, Eds. : Photosyntheticpmchronic diseases, 1950-1974, Acta Med Scand.
karyotes. 2nd ed., Plenum Press, New York and
208(5):401—406, 1980.
London, 1992.
125. Bang HO & .Ï Dyerberg : Lipid metabolism and
140. Haniman, GR, PD Smith, MK Home, CH Fox,
ischemic heart diseasein Greenland Eskimos.Adv
S Koenig, EE Lack, HC Lane, AS Fauci : Vrta—
Nutr Res, 3, 1— 22.111, 1980.
min B 12 malabsorption in patients with acquired
.
124. Hirai A: Eicosapentaenoic acid and platelet
immunodeciency syndrome, Arch—Intem—Med.
mctioninlapanese. Lancet; 211132-1133, 1980.
149(9): 2039—41, 1989.
3 l 5 _
125. Kagawa Y: Eicosapolyenoic acids of serum,
141. du département de Gastrologie et de Nutrition
'
lipids of Japanese islanders With low incidence
de la Harvard Medical School & Massachusetts
_
.
of cardio vascular diseases. ] Nutr Sci Vrtaminol
General Hospital.
,
1982, 28 : 441 —453. Et selon la W?)er Review of
142. KushakR et al. Favorable effects ofque—green
Nutrition and Diet, vol. 77, 1995.
,
.
algae Aphanizomenonos—aquae on rat plasma
126. de Lorgeril, M.,P Salen, JLMartin,1Monjaud,
lipids. Journal of the American Nutraceutical
Z
PBoucher &NMamelle : Mediterranean Dietary
Association. 2(3):59—65. January 2000.
O
Pattern in a Ranomized Trial: ProlOnged Survival
145. Cohen Z, H Norman, Y Heimer. Microalgae
H
and Possible Reduced Cancer Rate. Arch. Intern.
'
as, a source ofomega threefatty acids. Plants in
Med., 158: 1181-1187, 1998.
Nutrition, 7711—31, 1995.
,
127. Shacter E: chronic inammation and cancer,
144. du Laboratory for Micro-algal Biotechnology
9-.
Oncology, 16(2) : 217—226, 2002
en Israel:
'
_
É
128. Sala G: Peripheral cytoldne release inAlerei—
145. du Weed Science Laboratory at the United
5'
mer patients :-correlation with disease severity,
States Department ofAgriculture.
LQ
—
NeurobiolAging, 24(7):909-914, 2003.
146. Sukenik A, H Takahashi, S Mokady. Dietary
;
129..Miller GE : Cynical hostility, depressive
lipids from marine unicellular algae enhance the
“5
Symptoms, and the expression of inammatory
amount of liver and blood omega—3 fatty acids
:—
1isk markers for coronary heart disease, J Behav
in rats. Annals of Nutrition and Metabolism,
5“
Med. 26(6):501—515, 2003.
.
38(2):85—96, 1994.
:
130. Yaffe K: Inammatory markers and cognition
147. professeur de chimie, Saddleback college, en
(|)
in well—mctioning African—American and white
_
Californie et auteur deAlgae to the Rescue. Logan
"‘
elders, Neurology, 8; 61(1):76—80, 2003.
_
House, USA, 1996.
-
15 1. Fernandez—Real JM : Insulin resistance, inam—
148. Hudson—BE & IG Karis : The Lipids oftheAlga
mation, and serum fatty acid composition, Dia—
..
Spit‘uli77a, J
.
Sci. Fd. Agric. 25, 759-763, 1974.
betes Care 26(5):1362—1368,2003.
'
149. Hudson & Karis : The Lipids oftheAlga Spiru152. Fernandez—Real JM: Insulin-resistance and
-
na, ]
.
Sc. Fd. Agr. 25 — 1974.
'
inammation in an evolutionary perspective : the
1 SO. Shekharam, K, LVentakaramær & P Salimath :
contribution of cytokine gen0type/phenotype to
Carbohydrate composition and characterization
thriftiness, Diabetologta, 42 :1367—1374, 1999.
of two unusual sugars om the blue—green algae
135. Hudson—BE & IG Kanis : The Lipids of the
Spirulina platensis, Phytochem. 26 2267—2269,
Alga Spirulina, J
.
Sci. Fd. Agde. 25, 759—763,
1987, Proteus, Inc. In Clinical Experimentation
1974.
-
with Spirulina, National Institute of Nutrition,
134. 'Ôtle_, Semih & Ruh_en Pire: FayAcid Com—
Mexico City, 1975. (Transl. by Proteus, Inc. 1975.
position of Chlorella and .S}uizulina Mcmalgae Spe—
1 5 1. Lu, Jun, Yoshizaki, Sakai & Takeuchi, To shio :
cies,AOAC Intemational, 84 n°6, November 2001.
Acceptability ofraw Spirulina platensis by larval
1 3 5. Chamorro-Cevallos—G. : Toxicologie Research
tilapia Oreochromis niloticus, Fisheries Science,
on theAlg'a Spirulina, UnitedNa0ns 01ganisaVolume 68 Issue 1, February 2002.
°