 |
(Natural News) In this study, two researchers from the Indonesian Institute of Sciences and Ehime University in Japan isolated, identified, and characterized an endophytic fungus from the stem of Quercus gilva Blume (Ichiigashi oak) and investigated its bioactivity. Their results, which highlighted the alpha-glucosidase inhibitory effect of the extracts obtained from the fungus, were published in the journal Food Science and Human... |
Researchers study the antidiabetic properties of a fungus from Ichiigashi oak
Continue Reading
Bagikan Berita Ini
Related Posts :
Here’s how Republican leaders are lying to you about claims they cannot fully "repeal and replace" Obamacare- UN official claims global warming hoax is all about eliminating capitalism, suppressing the economy
- Study: Ads selling junk food overwhelmingly targeting youth
- Halftime HELL: Satan speaks through Lady Gaga to declare dominion over the Earth (while Pope Francis blesses) (satire)
- Nutritionist warns: 3 ingredients that can make your smoothies far less healthy
0 Response to "Researchers study the antidiabetic properties of a fungus from Ichiigashi oak"
Post a Comment