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"If formula companies did decide to add miRNA, these molecules could be isolated from animal sources, says Golan-Gerstl. Research from her group has shown that around 90% of miRNAs found in human milk are also found in that of cows and goats. Given many people’s preference for products labelled as natural, an animal-derived molecule might be more acceptable to the public than synthetic versions, and stand a better chance of approval, she says.

But putting miRNA into formula does not have to be the only focus for the field, Golan- Gerstl says. Uncovering the health benefits of milk miRNA could be valuable information in and of itself. Breast milk could hold more surprises for us still."

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https://www.semanariohebreojai.com/articulo/311/regina+golan+gerstl+cientifica+uruguayaisraeli

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http://hadassahinternational.org/tag/regina-golan-gerstl/

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https://www.icrf.ca/scientists/

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