Is a single biopsy valid for genetic diagnosis of eosinophilic esophagitis regardless of tissue preservation or location in the esophagus?
Gene expression scores were equivalent in FFPE and RNAL, and were also similar across three esophageal locations. This implies that a single biopsy in either FFPE or RNAL from anywhere in the esophagus may have the potential for genetic diagnosis of EoE.
Based on these results, the fermentation of soybeans predominantly with Bacillus subtilis generated isoflavonoid aglycones and small peptides, which improved insulinotropic action in islets of type 2 diabetic rats. Overall, the anti-diabetic action of CKJ was superior to CSB in type 2 diabetic rats.