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Korean Food Systems: Secrets of the K-Diet for Healthy Aging

為了解決FAO的問題，作者 這樣論述：

Dr. Kalidas Shetty is currently the Associate Vice President for International Partnerships & Collaborations and Founding Director of Global Institute of Food Security and International Agriculture-GIFSIA & Professor of Plant Sciences at North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND, USA. Dr. Shetty’s re

search interests focus on critical role of cellular and metabolic basis of oxygen biology for advancing new innovations in Life Sciences and especially Agricultural and Food Innovations that advance global food security and health in a sustainable environment. His specific research interests focus o

n scientific, educational and policy strategies to advance climate resilient health-targeted food security solutions including malnutrition and hunger challenges. In particular, he has developed an innovative climate resilient crops for health research platform to counter diet-linked non-communicabl

e chronic diseases (NCD). He has published over 225 manuscripts in peer-reviewed journals and over 50 as invited reviews and in conference proceedings with H-Index of 75 on Google Scholar. In 2004, he was selected by US State Department as the inaugural Jefferson Science Fellow to advice on scientif

ic issues as it relates to International Diplomacy and International Development. Dr. Shetty has widely traveled and has been invited to present lectures and seminars in the areas of Food Biology, Climate Resilient Healthy Food Systems for Food Security & Health and Food Safety in over 50 countries

in Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas. He also has deep commitment to global education capacity building.His current passion is to advance research, education capacity building and policy on sustainable and ecological basis for climate resilient healthy food systems and food diversity to drive g

lobal food security. This vision is based on crops and food diversity, indigenous wisdom, traditional fermentations, and new technology innovations in ethnic and indigenous food systems that incorporates understanding of comparative cellular biochemistry of plant and animal systems and their interac

tions with microbial systems in diverse ecologies and cultures of earth. This system based integrated model and research platform based on cellular basis of oxygen biology of food plants and plant-microbial interactions is the basis for new and innovative sustainable agriculture and food solutions t

o advance climate resilient and health-targeted food security. Dong-Hwa Shin, PhD is an emeritus professor of Chonbuk National University in Jeonju, Korea. He has his Ph. D in Food Science & Technology at Dongguk University, Seoul, Korea, He has 18 years’ experience in food research field at Food Re

search Institute in AFDC which is first Korean government supported food research organization. At this institute he carried out many industries-oriented research and applied research. After working at the institute, he transferred to Chonbuk National University in Dept. of Food Science & Technology

and served for 22 years.During this time, he published 350 research papers, 15 patents and 23 books. He managed a Regional Research Center (RRC) for supporting food industry in the region which was fully supported by Korean government for 10 years. His major field is food fermentation, especially s

oybean and vegetable-based fermentation. Based on his research he transferred 30 relevant techniques to the related industries to be commercialized. He had served as advisor of different Governmental organizations and private food manufacturing companies including CJ and Nongshim, which are the bigg

est companies in Korea. He was a UNDP/FAO consultant for food industry development at Southeast Asian countries (1983). He is a member of Korean Academy of Science & Technology (KAST), the president of Korean Society of Food Science Technology (2002), President of Korean Society of Food Hygiene and

Safety, President of Korean Association of Food Sanitation (2004-2016). and President of Food Safety Association. At present he is the president of Korean Council for Sunchang Soybean Fermentation, the president of Korea Food Industry Promotion Forum, and running Shindonghwa Food Research Institute

as Director.

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Covid-19 對以態度為中介的植物性食品購買意願的影響因素

為了解決FAO的問題，作者洪銨琪 這樣論述：

This research was conducted with the aim of testing and analysing the influence of influences factors (Health Consciousness, Environmental Concern, Social Influence, and Perceived Attributes) on purchase intention of plant-based food products, the effect of the role of Covid-19 impact as a moderato

r, and the influence of the role of attitude as a mediator. The questionnaire was distributed online to 338 respondents (283 Indonesian respondents and 55 Taiwanese respondents) using Google Form as the media. In processing the data, this research used Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS)

25.0 software and Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Model (PLS-SEM) with SmartPLS 3 software.The results of this study indicate a direct influence of health consciousness, social influence, and perceived attributes on the purchase intention of plant-based food products. Covid-19 impact and a

ttitude also show a moderating and mediating effect on the influence of social influence and perceived attributes on the purchase intention of plant-based food products. However, there was no direct or indirect effect of environmental concern on the purchase intention of plant-based food products.

Korean Food Systems: Secrets of the K-Diet for Healthy Aging

為了解決FAO的問題，作者 這樣論述：

Dr. Kalidas Shetty is currently the Associate Vice President for International Partnerships & Collaborations and Founding Director of Global Institute of Food Security and International Agriculture-GIFSIA & Professor of Plant Sciences at North Dakota State University, Fargo, ND, USA. Dr. Shetty’s re

search interests focus on critical role of cellular and metabolic basis of oxygen biology for advancing new innovations in Life Sciences and especially Agricultural and Food Innovations that advance global food security and health in a sustainable environment. His specific research interests focus o

n scientific, educational and policy strategies to advance climate resilient health-targeted food security solutions including malnutrition and hunger challenges. In particular, he has developed an innovative climate resilient crops for health research platform to counter diet-linked non-communicabl

e chronic diseases (NCD). He has published over 225 manuscripts in peer-reviewed journals and over 50 as invited reviews and in conference proceedings with H-Index of 75 on Google Scholar. In 2004, he was selected by US State Department as the inaugural Jefferson Science Fellow to advice on scientif

ic issues as it relates to International Diplomacy and International Development. Dr. Shetty has widely traveled and has been invited to present lectures and seminars in the areas of Food Biology, Climate Resilient Healthy Food Systems for Food Security & Health and Food Safety in over 50 countries

in Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas. He also has deep commitment to global education capacity building.His current passion is to advance research, education capacity building and policy on sustainable and ecological basis for climate resilient healthy food systems and food diversity to drive g

lobal food security. This vision is based on crops and food diversity, indigenous wisdom, traditional fermentations, and new technology innovations in ethnic and indigenous food systems that incorporates understanding of comparative cellular biochemistry of plant and animal systems and their interac

tions with microbial systems in diverse ecologies and cultures of earth. This system based integrated model and research platform based on cellular basis of oxygen biology of food plants and plant-microbial interactions is the basis for new and innovative sustainable agriculture and food solutions t

o advance climate resilient and health-targeted food security. Dong-Hwa Shin, PhD is an emeritus professor of Chonbuk National University in Jeonju, Korea. He has his Ph. D in Food Science & Technology at Dongguk University, Seoul, Korea, He has 18 years’ experience in food research field at Food Re

search Institute in AFDC which is first Korean government supported food research organization. At this institute he carried out many industries-oriented research and applied research. After working at the institute, he transferred to Chonbuk National University in Dept. of Food Science & Technology

and served for 22 years.During this time, he published 350 research papers, 15 patents and 23 books. He managed a Regional Research Center (RRC) for supporting food industry in the region which was fully supported by Korean government for 10 years. His major field is food fermentation, especially s

oybean and vegetable-based fermentation. Based on his research he transferred 30 relevant techniques to the related industries to be commercialized. He had served as advisor of different Governmental organizations and private food manufacturing companies including CJ and Nongshim, which are the bigg

est companies in Korea. He was a UNDP/FAO consultant for food industry development at Southeast Asian countries (1983). He is a member of Korean Academy of Science & Technology (KAST), the president of Korean Society of Food Science Technology (2002), President of Korean Society of Food Hygiene and

Safety, President of Korean Association of Food Sanitation (2004-2016). and President of Food Safety Association. At present he is the president of Korean Council for Sunchang Soybean Fermentation, the president of Korea Food Industry Promotion Forum, and running Shindonghwa Food Research Institute

as Director.

探討CPT1C在類基底型乳癌中調控上皮-間質轉型及腫瘤幹細胞特性所扮演的角色

為了解決FAO的問題，作者王慶弘 這樣論述：

代謝途徑重整是腫瘤的重要特徵之一，腫瘤細胞可藉由調控自身的代謝偏好而有利其在代謝壓力的情況下存活，並維持高速增生。有研究更進一步指出乳癌細胞傾向於透過調控脂肪酸氧化代謝的效率限制酶CPT1C來增加脂肪酸氧化的活性，進而促進細胞增生，甚至維持腫瘤幹細胞特性及產生抗藥性。因此，本研究旨在釐清類基底型乳癌是否透過調節CPT1C影響細胞脂肪酸氧化代謝的活性，進而誘發上皮-間質細胞轉型及腫瘤幹細胞特性。我們的先導結果指出，透過TCGA數據資料庫分析，CPT1C表現量在類基底型乳癌患者中高於其他乳癌類型，並在具有淋巴結轉移或遠端轉移的患者中具有較高的表現量;而在類基底型乳癌患者中，擁有較高CPT1C表現

量的族群同時存活率也較差。此外，在類基底型乳癌患者中，相較於其他CPT1同功酶(CPT1A、CPT1B)， 唯有CPT1C的表現量和存活率呈現負相關。接著，正常類基底型人類乳腺上皮細胞中過度表現CPT1C會增加脂肪酸氧化代謝活性，同時也誘導上皮-間質細胞轉型、細胞遷移、侵襲，並且提升腫瘤幹細胞特性；反之，利用微小干擾RNA抑制類基底型乳癌細胞株的CPT1C表現則可降低腫瘤的發展。以上結果顯示CPT1C確實在類基底型乳癌細胞的高度上皮-間質細胞轉型及癌幹性中扮演不可或缺的角色，未來我將繼續探討調控CPT1C的分子機制及利用動物實驗進行驗證。我們的研究不僅對於新穎療法的開發有很大的幫助，也釐清現行

生酮飲食療法用於類基底型乳癌的謬誤。關鍵詞: 脂肪酸氧化、CPT1C、類基底型乳癌、上皮-間質細胞轉型、腫瘤幹細胞特性