Paulina Perez-Maldonado's scientific contributions
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... Well, under these storage conditions and LH procedures, ALA can initiate a change in its conformation, which would potentially form bioactive complexes such as HAMLET [49,50]. This complex has been used and has begun to appear in new therapies, in our case, since we have two BLH, in two hospitals, one in the Zacatecana Woman (HMZ) and another in the Fresnillo hospital (HGF), both from the State of Zacatecas, Mexico, we have tested its benefits in patients undergoing chemotherapy and radiotherapy, as palliatives for the side effects of these therapies, whose results have been encouraging [51]. Therefore, based on the properties of HAMLET and particularly ALA in the form of MG, it is possible to propose its use as a nutracenic element, within the palliative care of patients undergoing chemotherapy, by virtue of having been used by more than one year, in at least ten patients, who voluntarily participate ...
