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  • Tomato compound may help protect against fatty liver disease
  • Stinky Leaf Plant Yields Tiny Nanoparticles Packed With Anti-Inflammatory Cargo
  • Feeding a flavonoid to trick flax roots into making more anticancer lignan

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futurity.org /1 month ago

Tomato compound may help protect against fatty liver disease

Phytoene, a colorless precursor of lycopene, may contribute to tomatoes' protective effects against a form of chronic fatty liver disease.

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bioengineer.org /2 weeks ago

Stinky Leaf Plant Yields Tiny Nanoparticles Packed With Anti-Inflammatory Cargo

Researchers isolated exosome-like nanoparticles from the medicinal vine Paederia foetida and found they carry five anti-inflammatory terpenoids and 1,170 microRNAs predicted to tar...

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bioengineer.org /5 days ago

Feeding a flavonoid to trick flax roots into making more anticancer lignan

Exogenous vitexin supplementation significantly boosts justicidin B accumulation in Linum root cultures by rerouting the phenylpropanoid pathway toward lignan biosynthesis.

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bioengineer.org /3 days ago

Three WRKY proteins switch on red pigment production in tree peony

Three WRKY transcription factors activate PsDFR2 and promote anthocyanin accumulation, helping explain the molecular basis of red pigmentation in tree peony petals.

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