Green Solvents Unlock Safer Ginkgo Extracts by Separating Toxins from Healing Compounds
Researchers used computationally screened deep eutectic solvents to recover ginkgo flavonoids while removing allergenic ginkgolic acids with high selectivity.
Researchers used computationally screened deep eutectic solvents to recover ginkgo flavonoids while removing allergenic ginkgolic acids with high selectivity.
New research shows that aqueous and flavonoid-rich extracts of Carica papaya leaves suppress DMBA-induced breast cancer in rats by restoring ...
A new rat study shows the grass-selective herbicide haloxyfop-R-methyl accumulates in both maternal and fetal organs during pregnancy and injures ...
High-resolution metabolomics shows that germinating rice bean dramatically boosts its protein, flavonoids, and antioxidant activity, while other processing methods each ...
Algerian researchers have shown that different solvent extracts of stinging nettle grown in a semi-arid climate are rich in phenolics ...
A new metabolomics and electronic tongue study shows that the black tea base, whether single-bud, traditional, wild, or shaded, fundamentally ...
A new study of two parsnip cultivars reveals that the skin and leaves, often discarded as waste, contain the highest ...
A new integrated laboratory and computational study confirms that the flavonoid-rich leaves of Bauhinia variegata, long used by tribal healers ...
A new Indian study finds that mango peels and seed kernels, routinely discarded as waste, contain antioxidant and phenolic acid ...
A controlled pot study found that exogenous glycine betaine, optimally at 40 mmol per liter, markedly improved drought tolerance, antioxidant ...
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