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Apple polyphenols inhibit plasma CETP activity and reduce the ratio of non‐HDL to HDL cholesterol

Lam et al., 2008

Document ID
6570748261807833909
Author
Lam C
Zhang Z
Yu H
Tsang S
Huang Y
Chen Z
Publication year
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Molecular nutrition & food research

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Previous reports demonstrated that hypocholesterolemic activity of apple was associated with its pectin and fiber. This report was to investigate the effect of apple polyphenols (AP) on blood cholesterol level and gene expression of cholesterol‐regulating enzymes in …
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