- Polysaccharide-K (
Krestin, PSK) is a protein-bound
polysaccharide isolated from the
mycelium of
Trametes versicolor. PSK is one of the most
commonly used...
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Lazar Krestin (10
September 1868,
Kaunas – 28
February 1938, Vienna) was an
artist famous in the
German art
world for
Judaic genre scenes and his many...
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Gabriel P.
Krestin is a radiologist. He is an
emeritus professor of
radiology at
Erasmus MC, in the Netherlands.
Krestin was born in
Romania and emigrated...
- T-lymphocytes,
rather than
directly attacking any tumors.
Polysaccharide krestin (PSK) was
first isolated in ****an in the late 1960s
while PSP was isolated...
-
extractions have the most
polyphenols and flavonoids. Polysaccharide-K (PSK or
krestin),
extracted from T. versicolor, is
considered safe for use as an adjuvant...
- S,
Hashimoto Y,
Fujii G,
Kobayashi H,
Nomoto K,
Orita K (June 1984). "
Krestin (PSK)".
Cancer Treatment Reviews. 11 (2): 131–155. doi:10.1016/0305-7372(84)90005-7...
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Lazar Krestin, [Birth of]
Jewish Resistance (1905), displa**** in the
exhibition Pièces de Résistance:
Echoes of
Judaea Capta From
Ancient Coins to Modern...
- countries,
including ****an. In
Europe and ****an, polysaccharide-K (brand name
Krestin), a
chemical derived from
Trametes versicolor, is an
approved adjuvant...
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Exposition Universelle in Paris. One of his most
prominent students was
Lazar Krestin. He
married a cantor's
daughter in 1882. They had five children. Kaufmann's...
- (ISBN 0-683-30576-X)
Vernooij MW,
Ikram MA,
Tanghe HL,
Vincent AJ,
Hofman A,
Krestin GP,
Niessen WJ,
Breteler MM, van der Lugt A (November 2007). "Incidental...
