CellWell record HH-4496
Modulation of Nrf2-dependent gene transcription by bilberry anthocyanins in vivo.
Kropat C; Mueller D; Boettler U; Zimmermann K; Heiss EH; Dirsch VM; Rogoll D; Melcher R; Richling E; Marko D
Molecular nutrition & food research ยท 2013
In plain language
A clinical trial on anthocyanins found that limitation of the effect to healthy test subjects suggests a role of colonic processes for bioactivity, supported by the results on Nrf2-activating properties of the intestinal anthocyanin degradation product PGA.
- Evidence
- Emerging
- Design
- Clinical trial
- Studied in
- Human
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