ArticleThe Journal of biological chemistry2018
Red wine and green tea flavonoids are
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Abstract
The antioxidant- and flavonoid-rich contents of red wine and green tea are reported to offer protection against cancer, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes. Some studies, however, show that flavonoids inhibit GLUT1-mediated, facilitative glucose transport, raising the possibility that their interaction with GLUT1 and subsequent downstream effects on carbohydrate metabolism may also impact health. The present study explores the structure-function relationships of flavonoid-GLUT1 interactions. We find that low concentrations of flavonoids act as
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