S. Kabayama

9 studies on molecular hydrogen in this database, published 1998–2010; 2 were in people.

Publishes in: Animal Cell Technology: Basic & Applied Aspects (2), ESACT Proceedings (2), Animal Cell Technology: From Target to Market (1), Animal Cell Technology: Products from Cells, Cells as Products (1), Cell Technology for Cell Products (1).

Most-studied topics: Oxidative Stress (4), Type 2 Diabetes (4), Insulin Resistance (2), Neurodegenerative Diseases (2), Cancer (1).

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Studies

Hydrogen Water Protects Heart and Kidneys from Injury in Rats — 2010 · Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation · Animal study (rat)
Hydrogen Water Shows Promise for Type 2 Diabetes Prevention — 2007 · Cell Technology for Cell Products · Observational study · Human study
Hydrogen Water Protects Pancreatic Cells from Diabetes-Related Damage — 2005 · ESACT Proceedings · Laboratory study (cells or tissue)
Hydrogen Water Protects Brain Cells from Oxidative Damage — 2005 · ESACT Proceedings · Laboratory study (cells or tissue)
Hydrogen Water Protects Brain Cells from Toxic Damage in Lab Study — 2003 · Animal Cell Technology: Basic & Applied Aspects · Laboratory study (cells or tissue)
Hydrogen Water Blocks Cell Damage from Free Radicals in Lab Study — 2003 · Animal Cell Technology: Basic & Applied Aspects · Laboratory study (cells or tissue)
Hydrogen Water Improves Diabetes by Boosting Insulin and Glucose Control — 2001 · Animal Cell Technology: From Target to Market
Hydrogen Water Acts Like Insulin to Help Cells Absorb Sugar — 1999 · Animal Cell Technology: Products from Cells, Cells as Products · Laboratory study (cells or tissue)
Hydrogen Water Protects Cells and Reduces Cancer Growth in Lab Study — 1998 · New Developments and New Applications in Animal Cell Technology · Laboratory study (cells or tissue)

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