Antioxidant and Anti-Inflammatory Potential of Hesperetin Metabolites Obtained from Hesperetin-Administered Rat Serum: An Ex Vivo Approach

Hsin-Ling Yang(China Medical University), You-Cheng Hseu(Asia University), Yu‐Chi Hou(China Medical University), Ssu‐Ching Chen(National Central University), Shang-Yuan Tsai(China Medical University), Kang-Ni Yu(China Medical University), Pei-Dawn Lee Chao(China Medical University), K. J. Senthil Kumar(National Chung Hsing University)
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry
November 18, 2011
10.1021/jf2040675
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