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Polyelectrolyte in Tea Infusion
> Polyelectrolyte in tea infusion Pt.1
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Antiviral Effects of Tea Polyphenols

A schematic diagram of the mechanism that tea polyphenols prevent influenza virus from infecting, suggested by Nakayama M. et al. (1993) [312].

A schematic diagram of the mechanism that tea polyphenols prevent influenza virus from infecting, suggested by Nakayama M. et al. (1993) [312].

Cold Brew Tea – Rich Umami and Beneficial Effect on Our Health

Can Tea Polyphenols Prevent SARS-CoV-2 From Infecting Human?

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Mucoadhesion of Tea Polyphenols

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Firing Could Provide Beneficial Compounds

Aroma compounds derived from firing of green tea.

Aroma compounds derived from firing of green tea.

Tannosome – Unique Organella Generating Tannins
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