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Exploring the Physicochemical Characteristics of Marine Protein Hydrolysates and the Impact of In Vitro Gastrointestinal Digestion on Their Bioactivity

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By Deepanshi sharma, Snehal Sukdev Gite, Maria Tuohy
| MDPI
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Functional food supplements to ameliorate the secondary complications in high fructose fed diabetic rats

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By Snehal Sukdev Gite, Supriya Arunrao Yadav, Smita Nilegaonkar, Vaishali Agte
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Abstract Functional foods are most natural and safe source of health ingredients providing health benefits beyond basic nutrition; hence can be used as supplements for prevention of secondory complications in diabetes. Persistent diabetes may cause glycation of various tissue proteins such as lens, kidney, blood and brain which may further lead to the development of pathological conditions like cataract, cardio vascular diseases.
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