The Southern Dent Corns

Corns and Warts

Dent Associates White Papers 11 - 01 David Dent , Dent Associates Ltd Brian Pettit , Chilworth Consultants Ltd

TRLs have the benefit of providing a common understanding of the status of a technology in its development pathway, a means of assessing and managing risk, and decision making concerning funding and implementation of technology. As with any management tool, there are certain limitations and disadvantages to its use. These include the creation of extra reporting, paperwork, reviews, lengthy adop...

2 Dent ’ s Disease

Dent’s disease (MIM #300009) is a rare X-linked disorder characterized by various degrees of proximal tubular (PT) dysfunction, nephrocalcinosis and nephrolithiasis. The exact prevalence is unknown. The disease was first reported by Dent and Friedman, who described two males with vitamin D resistant rickets, hypercalciuria and low molecular weight proteinuria (LMWP) (Dent & Friedman, 1964). Bas...

Corns in scleroderma: An underreported entity

Indian Dermatology Online Journal | January-February 2017 | Vol 8 | Issue 1 49 Dermatol Ges 2011;9:287‐91. 2. Kulendra K, Upile T, Salim F, O’Connor T, Hasnie A, Phillips DE. Long‐term recurrence rates following excision and cartilage rim shave of chondrodermatitis nodularis chronica helicis and antihelicis. Clin Otolaryngol 2014;39:121‐6. 3. Juul Nielsen L, Holkmann Olsen C, Lock‐Andersen J. T...

Technical note: a method to quantify prolamin proteins in corn that are negatively related to starch digestibility in ruminants.

Compared with floury or high-moisture corns, dry corn with a greater percentage of vitreous endosperm has been demonstrated to be negatively related to starch digestibility and milk yield of lactating dairy cows. Starch granules in corn are encapsulated by hydrophobic prolamin proteins that are innately insoluble in the rumen environment. Corn prolamin proteins are named zein, and laboratory me...