M J Alkhatatbeh
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Recent Articles
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Alshogran O, Mahmoud F, Alkhatatbeh M
Climacteric
. 2020 Sep;
24(2):171-178.
PMID: 32914657
Background: Menopause is a natural important transition in women's life. Having adequate knowledge and perception about menopause at a young age is critical for women to cope better with its...
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Alkhatatbeh M, Alefan Q, Alzghool M
East Mediterr Health J
. 2017 Feb;
22(12):872-879.
PMID: 28181662
This was a questionnaire-based cross-sectional study of 400 healthcare professionals recruited from primary healthcare centres in northern Jordan between April and October 2015. The questionnaire included questions about smoking behaviour,...
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Phang M, Thorne R, Alkhatatbeh M, Garg M, Lincz L
Nutr Metab Cardiovasc Dis
. 2016 Jan;
26(3):254-60.
PMID: 26803595
Background And Aims: Circulating microparticles (MP) are the source of a plasma derived form of the scavenger receptor CD36, termed soluble (s)CD36, the levels of which correlate with markers of...
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Alkhatatbeh M, Enjeti A, Acharya S, Thorne R, Lincz L
Nutr Diabetes
. 2013 Feb;
3:e59.
PMID: 23381664
Objective: Elevated plasma levels of the fatty acid transporter, CD36, have been shown to constitute a novel biomarker for type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM). We recently reported such circulating CD36...
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Alkhatatbeh M, Mhaidat N, Enjeti A, Lincz L, Thorne R
J Thromb Haemost
. 2011 Feb;
9(4):844-51.
PMID: 21276198
Background: CD36 is a widely expressed cell surface receptor that binds lipoproteins, and its function has been implicated in many complications of the metabolic syndrome. A cell-free form of CD36,...