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Metabolic fate of ellagitannins from tropical highland blackberry (Rubus Adenotrichos) and its relation with gut microbiota ecology

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Table  2.2  Contents  of  main phenolic compounds  in  Rubus  adenotrichos  (R.A)  and  Rubus  glaucus (R.G) in mg per 100 g of dry matter[32]
Table  2.3  Contents  of  main  phenolic  compounds  by  HPLC  in  blackberries  (R.
Table  2.6  Summary  of  some  recent  results  obtained  on  cell-models  by  ETs,  EA  and  urolithins
Figure 2.2 Phylogenetic tree of the microbial diversity in the human gastrointestinal tract,  based on the 16S rDNA bacterial sequence data [2]
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